Sentence examples for work disincentive from inspiring English sources

Disability advocates have been stonewalled for years trying to get this profound work disincentive altered.

There are several reasons to relate the AUH with a potential work disincentive, particularly for women.

In this paper we evaluate the work disincentive effects of the disability insurance (DI) program during the 1990s using comparison group and regression-discontinuity methods.

The two-fold thrust behind this particular recommendation was: (i) to limit work disincentive effects; and (ii) reform tax/benefit systems so as to make work pay.

While the UI system is relatively generous in terms of both duration of benefits and net replacement rates, the work disincentive effects have been offset by strict eligibility criteria and relatively strict job-search requirements.

Other advocates of the Affordable Care Act dismiss the act's work disincentives as negligible, because incentives supposedly have little effect on employment and hours worked.

Rather, we need a broader root-and-branch reform, one that will increase the attractiveness of America as a destination for FDI and that will curb work disincentives.

Opponents of the income have raised concerns including work disincentives, lack of targeted support for those most in need, and the size of the spending commitment required.

The government could lift low incomes more directly through higher benefits, but that would be at the cost of state dependence and, worse, work disincentives.

The ideal amount of time to permit the unemployed to collect benefits is a trade-off between the insurance the program provides and the unintended work disincentives it creates.

But if the work disincentives created by a shift toward a subsidized individual market aren't sufficient to rescue the case for employer-provided insurance, neither should they just be dismissed or ignored.