However, the actions of the passengers on the fourth plane suggested that such a tactic would be difficult to repeat, as the prospect of certain death would give hostages little incentive to submit to hijackers' demands.
Nearby, two young women are signing up residents for the electricity company, which offers new fridges and energy-saving light bulbs as an incentive to submit to higher bills.So far the plan is little more than an experiment, albeit a promising one.
At the height of the financial crisis when bank finances were weak, there was an incentive to submit a low Libor figure.
The study also proposed Congressional action, including increasing grants to states as an incentive to voluntarily submit their own law enforcement information to the database — to about $100 million a year, up from about $11 million this year.
In the housing context, the students turn out to have an incentive to honestly submit their true preferences: the draw is non-manipulable for them.
Revver and Dave.TV are video-sharing sites that have taken a cue from the success of Google's AdSense program and have locked on to the biggest incentive for users to submit their works yet cash.
"The risk of manipulation will be greater where participants in the process have both incentive and opportunity to submit inaccurate data or apply a methodology inaccurately," IOSCO wrote, according to Bloomberg.
By way of background, "Pry, poke, and prod" programs differ from, for example, Ariana Huffington's wellness program, in that non-participants face a financial consequences, like a four-figure fine or foregone incentive, for refusing to submit.
Whether its power users, hired editors or the community at large, something should be done to fix the incentives for people to submit bad data to Digg.
The statutory fines set forth in section 102.112 offer strong incentive to County Canvassing Boards to submit their returns in a timely fashion.
If genetic privacy laws allow people the freedom to divulge their status "voluntarily" as they choose, insurers can offer low premiums as an incentive to applicants who agree to submit to testing and are found to be at low risk, and employers could hire only those applicants willing to undergo testing, just as pre-employment medical exams and drug screens are carried out now.
