(incentive) - Further advantages (optional free text) Participants who disliked the idea of using telemedicine in a case of illness were asked how much they agree with disadvantages that might occur.
When looking at the different Norwegian EV incentives, Figenbaum et al. [13] used a division into three different types of incentives: 1) fiscal, 2) direct, and 3) incentives giving relative advantages to compensate for drawbacks.
These programs go by different names at different utilities, including SmartRate, SmartCents, Peak Day Pricing, and Summer Advantage Incentive.
Geographic, cultural, and institutional proximity provides companies with special access, closer relationships, better information, powerful incentives, and other advantages that are difficult to tap from a distance.
With more people seeking news from obviously partisan sources, and the notion of impartiality under attack, both government and individuals have a larger incentive to take advantage of residual good faith in journalistic impartiality.
Geographic, cultural, and institutional proximity leads to special access, closer relationships, better information, powerful incentives, and other advantages in productivity and innovation that are difficult to tap from a distance.
That's a powerful incentive to take advantage of accelerated vesting.
By looking at Sg. Penchala in Kuala Lumpur, though MRL is a part of the federal territory and has been given development incentives, its location advantages have not been exploited for better economic uses.
The report on literacy, by the independent cross-party group of MPs, says: "For cash-strapped schools the incentive to take advantage of the matched funding offered for phonics products and training will push them in the direction of synthetic phonics".
This keeps costs down by giving everyone the incentive to take advantage of the cheapest tools available to reduce energy use or clean up energy production.
