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DETROIT — General Motors built surprisingly strong second-quarter results on the most basic automotive arithmetic — higher prices plus lower incentives.

PAGE B1 G.M. EARNINGS CLIMB General Motors, the nation's largest automaker, built surprisingly strong second-quarter results on the most basic automotive arithmetic -- higher prices plus lower incentives.

And while the Big Three have pushed a price war to the brink -- it's hard to go far beyond zero percent financing -- companies like Honda maintain sales with far lower incentives and have more flexibility to lower prices.

Incentive costs are quite high for General Motors, the Ford Motor Company and the Chrysler Group and put them at a disadvantage against foreign competitors like Toyota and Honda, which have maintained sales with far lower incentives because of better quality rankings.

"In a learning environment with lower incentives for performance, fewer disciplinary restrictions on distracting behaviour, and larger class sizes, the effects of internet-enabled technology on achievement may be larger due to professors' decreased ability to monitor and correct irrelevant usage".

(USA Today) After General Motors raised the price on its popular full-size pickups by more than $2,000 per unit, dealers have been complaining that the price increase, as well as lower incentives than those offered by competitors, are hurting sales.

Those ranked 4 will receive lower incentive pay.

Top foreign brands have managed to outsell Detroit despite having far lower incentive offers.

The new wrinkle, meant to energize consumers again with a deal that seems different, will not lower incentive costs significantly.

The Fortress Investment Group, one of the few publicly traded alternative asset managers in the United States, said on Thursday that second-quarter profit fell 59percentt, hurt by lower incentive fees.

In what has become a familiar pattern, the top foreign automakers maintained sales gains with far lower incentive offers than the Big Three.