Sentence examples for marginal incentive from inspiring English sources
"One thing we learned from the Depression is marginal, incentive changes don't work very well when the economy is falling away from you very rapidly," said Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota and chairman of the Senate Budget Committee.
Having partnered with the BBC again, HBO likely has the equivalent of a promotable bargain, but there's otherwise marginal incentive to check into this "Vacancy".
Indicator DM18 (influenza immunization in diabetes) in 2004 is used here as a worked example to demonstrate how marginal incentive payment and health gain was calculated.
Our estimates of marginal incentive for a one percent point improvement in health gain are not affected by this problem, so long as baseline performance is below the target for maximum payment.
To calculate the marginal incentive payment for a 1% increase in performance, the maximum total incentive payment was divided by the percentage difference between the upper and lower payment thresholds for payment.
Many economists attributed the slowdown to rigid labour policies, high taxes, marginal incentives for investment, and generous incentives for workers to retire, miss work, or be unemployed.
Our analysis is based on a series of experimental public good games designed to isolate the impact of exogenously requested minimum contributions (obligations) from those of the marginal incentives backing them.
Chetty (2008) shows that 60%% of the increase in unemployment durations caused by UI benefits is due to a "liquidity effect" rather than distortions on marginal incentives to search ("moral hazard").
The allowances can be sold by the receiving companies, are as good as cash, and represent a lump-sum transfer from the government, not tied to carbon abatement efforts or production (and hence, in the language of economics, are infra-marginal subsidies rather than marginal incentives).
The impact of the marginal incentives is thus effectively to change the returns from quality for providers who meet the criteria.
SGFF extends FGFF approaches by showing how non-linear transfer systems can produce both equalization and high marginal fiscal incentives to produce local economic growth.
