Sentence examples for without disincentives from inspiring English sources

Marx et al. (2011) point to universal child benefits as an efficient policy – without disincentives – to address redistributive aims.

Simulations performed for both groups led to four management principles: road traffic is not reduced significantly without disincentives for car use; overly cheap lift fares are counterproductive; fare-frequency trade-off is key to ensure adequate bus ridership within both groups; and road closures may be comprehensively more effective than road tolls.

Since older pensioners are generally the poorest, those over 75 or 80 could be paid a much higher basic state pension, thus reducing poverty without creating disincentives to save for retirement.

Health insurance enables us to obtain, without any economic disincentives, basic health care, including vaccinations, childbirth, children's checkups and other routine health care.

If you give people incentive to risk too much without giving them adequate disincentives, you will get too much risk.

Wherever it is, make sure it is easily accessible to you so that you can visit it regularly and without too much distance or other disincentives that might stop you from being an active part of its restoration.

The asymmetric nature of the bonus (an incentive for success without a corresponding disincentive for failure) causes hidden risks to accumulate in the financial system and become a catalyst for disaster.

There is no way to provide a progressive subsidy to the poor without creating some disincentive to work.If we really wanted to provide the poor with health insurance while avoiding incentives for them not to work, we could simply have the government give everyone health-insurance subsidies, rather than just the poor.

Yet if we combined a higher minimum wage with an expanded federal EITC for single workers and families with three or more children--and encouraged the expansion of state and local EITCs--we could bring more working Americans out of poverty without providing a disincentive for employers to hire new workers.

Because they get the biggest out-of-work benefits, they face greater disincentives to work than people without children.

There will be a loud, brief call for proportional hiring practices around the sitcom writing tables in Hollywood, without the usual demurrals about the awkward disincentives of affirmative action.