For Asian-Americans, either party might make inroads without raising a ruckus by strengthening incentives for highly skilled immigrants or by finding non-polarizing ways of further supporting the enforcement of language accommodations in existing election laws.
Policies influence integration aspirations by altering the incentive structure, either by strengthening incentives to undertake integration efforts, or by weakening them and creating disincentives.
Friedman (1962), for example, suggested that the State could subsidize schooling perhaps based on equity or efficiency considerations while leaving the actual production of schooling to the private sector, thereby strengthening incentives and accountability.
The Paycheck Fairness Act is a comprehensive piece of fair pay legislation that would update the landmark Equal Pay Act of 1963 by closing loopholes, strengthening incentives to prevent pay discrimination, and prohibiting retaliation against workers who inquire about employers' wage practices or disclose their own wages.
This is a budget-neutral system therefore payments not distributed to one insurer are distributed to their rivals, strengthening incentives for vigilant monitoring.
Generally, practitioners and researchers tend to focus on reforms that strengthen incentives.
Although she says there was "some movement" when the coalition strengthened incentives for building on brownfield land, she concedes that she is still concerned.
Mr. Gallois's call to arms received an implicit endorsement from the International Monetary Fund, which called on the French government Monday to overhaul the labor market and focus on "quality fiscal adjustment in order to strengthen incentives to work and invest".
Hence, reforms that may be reversed need not strengthen incentives to make choices that increase the economy's overall productivity.
Such programs are designed to improve the ability of landholders to legally exclude competing users and thereby strengthen incentives to manage forests for long-term benefits.
