This loss in 'ownership' certainly is one of disincentives to the management of P. juliflora in Afar.
It has recently passed legislation that makes it compulsory for third-country nationals who have visited Iran to get a visa to go to the US, even if they would not normally require one, yet another disincentive for the world's businessfolk to trade with Iran.
On one hand, its top officials have criticized the laws as being cumbersome and a disincentive for polluting power plants to modernize.
On one hand, it is suggested that rewarding health workers for their own individual performance may create disincentive for teamwork or cooperation (49).
It has been remarked that interest rates charged by banks in Sub-Saharan Africa create disincentives for most borrowers to acquire funds to invest in their businesses on one hand.
5. Provision of breakfast (snacks) to BU patients after drug administration on daily basis: During the baseline study, patients complained that they feel hungry after taking the medications but have no money for feeding themselves and this was one of the disincentives for clinic attendance.
"The stick," he said, included "threats of disinvestments, threats articulated in one-on-one meetings and punitive disincentives for supporting the union".
"While paid work is better than unemployment, higher rents in booming cities can act as a considerable disincentive, and one that the government should act on.
