Sentence examples for incentive approaches from inspiring English sources

In view of that, some incentive approaches have been proposed to mitigate the impact of selfishness on the performance.

Wunder's definition is related to Brendan et al. (2010) who characterized PES as mechanism linking conservation outcomes to market-based incentive approaches.

The commission also urged a "rethink of benefit sanctions" and suggested a new "work incentive approach" be trialled in Renfrewshire.

Wang and Li[39] have addressed the issue of user cooperation in selfish and rational wireless networks using an incentive approach.

Second, the paper raises the fiscal incentive approach, showing how different tax systems produce different fiscal incentives for political officials to choose policies.

Payment for Environmental Services PESschemeeme has been initiated as an alternative incentive approach to motivate upstream smallholder farmers adopt sustainable land use practices for conservation of watershed services.

Personally, I'm not a big fan of the cash incentive approach as it is not very scalable but if you can make it work economically, it might be very effective.

Indeed, the same Deutsche Bank report above noted that the U.S. is a "moderate-risk" country compared to the lower-risk environment of China and Japan, because we rely on "a more volatile market incentive approach and has suffered from a start-stop approach in some areas".

A dual incentive approach (primary incentive for participation in the study and a secondary incentive for each eligible person recruited to the study) was used.

The Practice Incentives Program of the Department of Human Services of the Australian Government, for example, appears to be based on a comparable incentive approach [ 40].

An incentive approach rewards companies that design studies optimally and perform and evaluate them excellently with the opportunity to avoid the TQT study.