Sentence examples for incentive to respond from inspiring English sources
Prediction markets have a major built-in bias those answering the questions are not polled randomly but respondents also have an incentive to respond only to those questions they feel confident in answering with accuracy.
With effective monopolies, local authorities have little incentive to respond to parent demand and raise standards by setting up good, new schools.
Using the old corporatist network to force change is unlikely to work as long as politicians have so little incentive to respond to voters' concerns.
Because the app exists here only as a third party, when complaints are recorded, the city has no incentive to respond.
With government block grants paid directly to universities providing the bulk of funding, there is little incentive to respond to changing student demands.
It gives other countries the incentive to respond in kind, and it severs the route home for those who might be having second thoughts.
Managers of public sector programs therefore often have incentives to respond to cuts in ways that maximize, rather than minimize, the effects on the services provided.
As they keep an eye on trying to win reelection in 2021, these odnomandatniki ("single mandate" deputies) will have clear incentives to respond to constituent and regional elite concerns, particularly in campaign season.
Understanding farmers' points of view and decisions regarding agroecological transition deserves the attention of scientists, agricultural advisors and policy makers when designing innovative cropping systems, new support methodologies and incentives to respond effectively to farmers' objectives and contexts of action.
