They get promotions and the honor of a job well done if they succeed, and the severe disincentive of shame if they fail.
Requiring executives to hold some of the shares they get through exercising stock options would be a severe disincentive to manipulating their company's stock price in the short term to their own advantage.
As James Walsh demonstrates in his case study for our project, Egypt's motivations to acquire nuclear weapons were more intense in past decades than they are today or are likely to be in the near future, while disincentives are as severe if not more so than in the past.
Anticipating an 'it's normal ageing-accept it' attitude was a strong disincentive to consulting having a stronger influence than intermittent, severe episodes of pain, competing comorbidities and the level of assessment and range of treatment options being offered.
Implementation of IPS can be challenging in the UK context where IPS is not structurally integrated with mental health services, and economic disincentives may lead to lower levels of motivation in individuals with severe mental illness and psychiatric professionals.
However, potentially severe restrictions on free speech, some of which are elaborated upon below, may act as a disincentive to people expressing political views.
"It cannot create disincentives".
Telecommuting disincentives should be abolished.
We have to reduce the disincentives.
