In 2001, the government introduced "Bando Dos," a policy aimed at incentivising growth in the city's central delegations and away from its expanding periphery.
Just where the government plans to strike the balance between incentivising growth and protecting the poor will be clear before Christmas, Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, said on December 7th.
And what do you do when you have something that sells well, you incentivise its growth and offer tax breaks.
The effectiveness and fairness of the new regime will depend not just on these legislative changes, but also on a wider package of reforms – including the introduction of the New Homes Bonus, designed to incentivise housing growth, changes to housing benefit, and a new national planning policy framework, which will set the key national policy direction for planning.
For the Department for Communities and Local Government, this blog was sign posted to the New Homes Bonus designed to support and incentivise housing growth by match funding the additional council tax raised for new homes and properties brought back into use, with an additional amount for affordable homes, for the following six years.
Israel has reduced the subsidies on water, which had massively incentivised the growth of what he calls "water guzzling" crops like bananas.
This may (and it's still just a "may") have incentivised the growth of businesses that relied on lower-waged work lowering overall productivity growth.
Examples of these prospects includes the integration of fixtures with sensing technology (incentivise by the growth of industry 4.0) and the construction of truly new multi-part fixturing systems, rather than just the expansion of single component fixtures.
The game give pupils points for successful tasks, incentivising development.
Variable pay scales incentivise the development of better and needed skills.
