Sentence examples for harmful incentives from inspiring English sources

The emergence of health maintenance organizations – HMOs – has been an alternative of shared responsibilities by the users and service providers, a way by which the agents share the consequences of increased expenses (cutting harmful incentives granted to third-party payments).

When competitors objected, Google threatened to remove them entirely from results, something Mr. Leibowitz said "is clearly problematic and potentially harmful to competition because it might harm incentives to innovate".

The leading doctors and the hospital system adopted measures to blunt harmful financial incentives, and they took collective responsibility for improving the sum total of patient care.

Governments can do this by increasing tax to GDP ratios, and one of the easiest ways to do this is to stop giving away harmful tax incentives.

But they are critical of the so-called use-it-or-lose-it approach, which they say creates perverse incentives that are harmful to the environment.

New Jersey knows firsthand how tax incentives can be harmful.

Some believe cash incentives can even be harmful, because they give out the wrong message about the purpose of education.

"The obvious lesson of the events of September 2008 is that we need smarter regulation, not more regulation, not more government bureaucracy, and not more incentives to engage in harmful business practices".

The low-hanging fruit of medical costs is in the routine testing, prescribing and treatments that are of little value despite being well intended, at times harmful but often driven by financial incentive.

A final draft copy of the report calls on rich nations to "remove incentives and other supports for environmentally harmful energy technologies".

A variety of policy options are available to mandate or provide economic incentives to switch to these less harmful alternatives.