Sentence examples for improved incentives from inspiring English sources
Successive governments have expanded fiscal policy, but in the shape of wasteful public works rather than cuts in income-tax rates that might have improved incentives.
If the rise in inequality had improved incentives, one would have expected productivity growth to rise even more quickly, not slow down.
With focused attention, increased institutional collaboration, and improved incentives, these pieces could coalesce into a network of areas for biological conservation.
On the other, that paper's result was consistent with my prior, which is that tax cuts should increase output because, on average, tax cuts mean lower tax rates, and that means improved incentives.
During 1990-2001, theconomymy turned in a solid performance based on continued investment in the rehabilitation of infrastructure, improved incentives for production and exports, reduced inflation, gradually improved domestic security, and the return of exiled Indian-Ugandan entrepreneurs.
However, Stockman has said in congressional testimony that the cuts have improved incentives for the poor to better themselves--and, at the same time, targeted aid to the "truly needy" and reduced or eliminated aid to those who are not poor.
Gasoline taxes, by contrast, actually improve incentives in various ways.
Improving incentives for states to share information with NICS.
Most of the Republicans' proposals aim to improve incentives for working and saving.
Let's look at how this bill would improve incentives almost every step of the way.
