Compliance generates incentives to follow a stated rule — but not generally to go beyond to promote the values that motivated the rule.
However, overconfidence also generates incentives to overinvest in information acquisition.
A simple theoretical framework reveals that for a broad set of cases, while inter-group competition generates incentives for violence, the presence of non-replicable, non-expropriable inter-group complementarities becomes necessary to sustain peaceful coexistence over long time horizons.
This compressed distribution generates incentives for both the highest and lowest types to move out of cities with school choice, typically producing worse outcomes for low types than neighborhood assignment rules.
In a recent book, "Zero to One", he argues that economists' "obsession" with competition the poor saps believe it generates incentives for companies to serve customers better is "a relic of history".
Because the current system taxes income including income from investment and saving it generates incentives to consume rather than invest and save.
While this assertion might be true, the literature on the subject fails to demonstrate the ways in which the coca market generates incentives for corruption.
Also, because the government is deprived from income that could otherwise go to improving public administrative procedures and supporting sustainable forest management activities, corruption generates incentives for organizing "cut and run" logging operations.
Reported errors must be discussed within a multidisciplinary surveillance group that analyzes the reported (near) incidents, identifies critical situations or processes, implements initiatives for improvement, gives systematic feedback to the front-line professional, and continuously generates incentives for effective reporting by professionals.
We also observe that not updating CMI, mainly for the hospitals that had increased it in the last years: i) creates problems of solvability or sustainability; ii) decreases funding for hospitals that treat more complex patients; iii) generates incentives to select patients ("adverse selection"); and iv) hurts equity funding among hospitals.
