In addition to the incentives that Chile has been offering established tech companies, it took my advice and announced an ambitious new program for bootstrappers, called Startup Chile.
25 Taking into consideration that this minimum wage is in addition to the incentives the workers receive based on the number of garment pieces they produce per day, the monthly income was arbitrarily divided into three categories (<200, 200 300 or >300JDs).
In addition to the financial incentive, robust impact evaluation is also credited with improving development outcomes and helping to influence policy.
In addition to the federal incentives, there are state and local incentives, as well as rebates from utilities and manufacturers, to consider.
First, in addition to the many incentives to relocate in Texas, the absence of a state income tax is right at the top of the list.
In addition to the economic incentives, officials from both companies said, they decided on Westchester in part because of its location in an area with a highly educated work force and good transportation access.
He sent a team out to scout for locations in several states, but in the end chose Mississippi because, he said, in addition to the tax incentives and abatements he received, "I knew I could trust Haley's word, and he knew he could trust mine".
In addition to the reward incentives, PepsiCo has invested in developing and sharing a broad array of educational resources and tools and is inspiring students with art projects that utilize used cans and bottles.
A study in China [ 32], in addition to the financial incentives to the prescribers, also identified fee-for-service treatment as a main driver of antibiotic overuse.
In addition to the economic incentives to overprescribe expensive medicines, a lack of knowledge among patients about essential medicines and the absence of effective training on appropriate use of medicines for health care professionals likely contribute to high levels of inappropriate use.
In New York, in addition to the privately run incentive program, Roland G. Fryer, a Harvard economist who is serving as the Department of Education's chief equality officer, is leading the school system's effort to give students prizes of up to $50 per test for taking and passing other standardized tests.
