While van der Klaauw and van Ours (2011) find no effects of re-employment bonuses, they show that benefit sanctions in the form of temporary benefit reduction were effective in stimulating benefit recipients to find a job.
Now you don't have to give up your favorite Colgate or Reach or whatever conventional brush to get the cleansing and gum-stimulating benefits of sonic brushing.
She finds this kind of work stimulating: "The benefit for me is that I'm working in a really exciting field within a very collaborative setting".
We conclude that an ecosystem approach to planning and design can be widely used to assess existing conditions and to consider policies, strategies, and relationships that address realistic barriers and stimulate desired benefits.
The auto industry is beginning to show how strong emissions standards and the technological advances they stimulate can benefit employment.
To stimulate reemployment, benefit recipients first draw resources from their UISAs, and upon depletion, from the solidarity fund.
We hope that our work will stimulate and benefit future work on LEO space debris surveillance approaches and enable construction of the double fence radar system.
In his foreword to ZEP's 2006 vision document, the then Commissioner for Science and Research Janez Potocnik stated that zero emission power generation could both stimulate and benefit from processes of European integration [24].
She called for increasing aid to states, extending unemployment insurance benefits, stimulating small business lending and subsidizing energy-efficiency measures by homeowners.
Therefore, sweeping tax cuts for corporate income, coupled with steady deregulation, will stimulate growth, the benefits of which will necessarily trickle down".
If his bill, with its middle-class tax benefits, stimulates the economy, then his compromise on a liberal article of faith may one day rank with Mr. Bush's courage under conservative fire.
