Sentence examples for incentive instrument from inspiring English sources

Results from a grazier survey and lessons from a similar incentive in the USA support a critique of the incentive instrument against a range of policy criteria.

First, deforestation was widely acknowledged and forestry incentive instruments already existed as did consolidated forestry organisations and institutions.

Compensation contracts including incentive instruments not only provide executives with positive incentives to increase shareholder wealth, but also create a negative value-dilution effect for existing shareholders.

The objective of this study is to evaluate a select set of financial incentive instruments that can be employed by the Norwegian government for encouraging early investment and production experience in wood-based Fischer Tropsch diesel (FTD) technologies as a means to accelerate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) stemming from road-based transport.

Product and brand management related instruments display the strongest effects on most outcome variables, whereas price, communication, service and incentive management instruments affect only selected outcomes.

The framework allows the reader to explore current approaches to biodiversity conservation and the incentives and instruments currently in use to better understand developments, challenges, and opportunities.

In theory incentive-based instruments such as an emission charge or a tradable emission permit system are better regulations than so-called command-and-control regulations such as emission limits or technology standards.

Payments for ecosystem services (PES) have emerged as an incentive-based policy instrument to manage and secure the flow of ecosystem services for human wellbeing.

Bidding credits are introduced in an intermediate stage as an instrument for incentive adjustment.

This growing popularity of R&D tax incentives as a policy instrument is due to a variety of reasons including being exempt from EU and WTO "state aid" rules, and the fact that tax expenditures tend to be "off budget, " meaning they escape the scrutiny that applies to direct expenditures.

A major component was Kirby's Provider Survey of Incentives (PSI), a 44-item instrument designed to solicit provider opinions on incentives (Kirby et al. 2006).