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Local governments rely on land sales for a significant portion of their revenues, creating a big incentive to push out homeowners and small businesses for redevelopment projects.
The numbers have declined most sharply in high-end neighborhoods like the Upper West Side and Upper East Side, where booming real estate markets gave owners a huge incentive to push out low-income tenants.
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Many workers said that if management got its way, it would have huge incentives to push out old employees to make way for lower paid new workers.
"We're facing the prospect of more and more shelters opening in the city," Mr. Markee said, "and that creates bad incentives for landlords to push out low-income tenants in favor of doing deals with D.H.S".
There's incentive to push us out, so they're doing everything they can to get rid of us.
But how to push out?
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That gives the sales force less incentive to push dubious orders out the door to make quarterly earnings estimates.
Most troublesome to some experts was the way the No Child law's mandate to bring students to proficiency on tests, coupled with its lack of a requirement that they graduate, created a perverse incentive to push students to drop out.
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