While the issue of designing precise system of incentives is left to economists, lawyers, and politicians the paper does deal with the obstacles to change present urban water and wastewater policies and gives possible examples of supportive measures.
Further research should aim to complement the assessment of informed choice with measures that allow for a more direct and precise assessment of whether incentives are coercive and undermine autonomous choices, such as the Decisional Conflict Scale (O'Connor, 1995).
The Xstrata chief executive Mick Davis is likely to receive nearly £29m in three annual payments of £9.6m, and an estimated £6m in share awards through a new long-term incentive plan whose precise value will be known in three years time.
First, when applied to optimal motor control, the precision cost leads to the prediction that when incentives are high, movements can become both fast and precise.
Still, there is an incentive for a learner to be as precise as possible because providing the best information possible opens the possibility for better assistance to the learner from the system.
The precise definition of underserved area differs across the financial-incentive programs evaluated in the studies reviewed in this article.
As precise information of forests about to be deforested is absent, incentive payment schemes would have to focus on regions under deforestation pressure.
This ensures precise measurements and makes it possible to preclude confounding effects such as multiple incentives or repeated interactions.
kTo be more precise, the one-size-fits-all mechanism in the life sciences consists of three different incentive systems: patents, plant breeders' rights and up to a certain extent geographical indications.
On the one hand, some precise real data about companies may not always available, on the other hand, some companies may have an incentive to conceal their real output and input data.
