The firm adjusts everything goals, values, principles, processes, systems, practices, data structures, incentives —to generate continuous new value for customers and to ruthlessly eliminate anything that doesn't contribute.
Democracy (with truly free and fair elections) gives leaders incentives to generate public goods, or face punishment at the polls from their constituents.
The benefit could go entirely to workers, or be split between workers and employers to increase the incentives to generate new jobs.
Therefore, rather than using corporate cash to boost Apple's earnings per share (EPS) immediately, executives should be willing to wait for the stock-based incentives to generate higher earnings through innovation.
A crackdown on coal-fired power plants as part of the president's climate action plan announced on Tuesday will add incentives to generate electricity with cleaner-burning fuels like natural gas.
Given that such a policy would be among the most economically and environmentally beneficial climate policies, there's a strong case for use of federal incentives to generate this outcome.
Dyson, whose innovative products have revolutionised day-to-day tasks from vacuum cleaning to hand-drying, called for more incentives to generate new business ideas as it reported an 8% increase in annual profits to £206m last year, on revenues that rose 15%too £770m.
Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Braun, who both recently signed long-term contract extensions, have been criticized for overusing "Millionaire" to the detriment of the rest of their schedule, but the show was such an enormous moneymaker for ABC and Disney that the programmers had strong incentives to generate as much as they could out of it in the short term.
The transparency report acknowledges that the bank's expansion into investment banking was not planned in a sufficiently systematic manner, that incentives to generate revenues were not weighed appropriately against risks, and that this happened across business units, multiplying the bank's exposure.
The government has incentives to generate as much money (e.g., taxes) as possible while the taxpayer wants to pay as little as possible.
