Sentence examples for more efficient incentives from inspiring English sources

20 Prizes may present more efficient incentives for drug development by enabling crowd-sourcing and rewarding precompetitive R&D.

The most attractive solution is a system of reliability contracts, which can be used to stabilize both investment and prices, while reducing market power and providing more efficient operational incentives to generating companies.

During the Khrushchev era, from 1956 through 1962, the Soviet Union attempted to implement major wage reforms intended to move Soviet industrial workers away from the mindset of overfulfilling quotas that had characterised the Soviet economy during the preceding Stalinist period and toward a more efficient financial incentive.

"Raúl has to make the country more efficient and give incentives to for work because really no one works in Cuba now," said Juan, a man in his forties who acts as a consultant to importers.

First, the relationship between the seller and the group becomes more efficient, since the incentive to withhold demand disappears, and, as a result, the seller can potentially extract more surplus from the coalition members.

Utilities have offered consumer incentives to everything from more efficient window installations to demand-response incentives to cut high demand from ACs in the summer.

Furthermore, as the sex markets become bigger and more efficient, people have less incentive to get married.

The Agriculture Department said eliminating the exemption for downer cows would make inspection procedures more efficient and reduce the incentive for meat companies to send sickly cows to market.

We need a long-term system that makes sense, one that might include more cost-effective and environmentally benign ways to export our garbage to a regional landfill, mechanisms for reducing waste (perhaps a "pay as you throw" system that, like water meters, would provide a financial incentive), more efficient recycling, more composting and waste-to-energy plants.

Trends like connected homes and smart buildings will continue to propel this market forward, and open opportunities for tailored incentives and more efficient pricing.

The evaluation indicated a more efficient resource allocation, better dynamic incentives and lower transaction costs, compared to the current Swedish payment programs.