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One of Kemp's incentives was to best the NME.

A tentative agreement Mr. Levy reached with the union last month over pay incentives was ridiculed by the mayor.

The highest annual average for incentives was in 2004, when automakers put $2,603 worth of rebates on the hood.

As might be expected "the introduction of the new incentives was followed by a decrease in the number of ties".

But Iranian officials said the proposal, which includes more than a dozen conditional and sometimes ambiguous incentives, was insulting.

Deputy Prime Minister Barham Salih, who led an Iraqi government review on reforming the oil sector, said that giving foreign companies more incentives was long overdue.

"I do anticipate some relief on the pricing side," he said, noting that the rate of increase in incentives was slowing somewhat.

An obscure provision on new drilling incentives was "so noncontroversial," he added, that senior House and Senate negotiators had not even discussed it.

Mitsubishi's average spending on incentives was less than $1,500 a vehicle last month, compared with an industry average of $2,900, the company said.

Of course, that also meant big tax cuts for the rich -- but increasing incentives was supposed to be the point of it all.

A package of tax incentives was later thrown in for those who made their merger plans final by the end of July.