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The Dodd-Frank financial reforms created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, so that privately issued financial products would serve the public better, and created incentives for derivatives to be traded on public markets.
So, if we are serious about the need to support structural reform in member states, greater surveillance and policy coordination must be matched by a system of limited and targeted financial incentives.
These incentives can expand the range of options for governments struggling with fiscal consolidation and provide a signal to the European public that the EU is a partner supporting their countries’ reform efforts.
Viewed from this perspective, it might be possible to create a fiscal capacity for the EMU, at least initially, that could provide the financial incentives for implementation of major reforms at the national level, expanding later to other stabilization functions and perhaps issuing bonds to support public productive investments at the EU level.
And beyond that, the federal government should strengthen incentives for states to match federal EITC payments based on their cost of living.
But digital platforms naturally have incentives to curb such content, simply because people generally do not want to look foolish by sharing altogether false stories.
We believe that with the right incentives, infrastructure can be an innovative and attractive asset class for those with long-term liabilities.
To boost their output and allow them direct access to European markets will require market-based incentives.
A company’s legal residence and geographic sources of income can be and are manipulated for such purposes, and the incentives and scope for such manipulation are especially large in sectors where competitive advantage depends on intangible capital and knowledge – sectors that play a major role in the US economy’s competitiveness.
A lower rate would strengthen incentives for investment and job creation in the US, and weaken incentives for tax avoidance.
Instead of cutting proven tax incentives for business investment, the US should offset at least some of the revenue losses from a lower corporate-tax rate by raising tax rates on corporate shareholders.
Such a change would reduce corporations’ incentives to move investments abroad or shift profits to low-tax jurisdictions, while increasing the progressivity of tax outcomes by shifting more of the burden of corporate taxation from labor to capital owners.
In order to ensure long-term social stability, China must promote inclusive wealth creation, for example, by establishing strong incentives for innovation.
The idea is to create more freedom for taxpayers to manage their pension funds, bringing incentives for the allocation of these monies into stocks and bonds.
Other solutions may include conditional cash transfers, scholarships for girls, the construction of schools in remote areas, blended learning programs, new facilities for disabled learners, and incentives for teachers to work in difficult conditions.
And, through a combination of positive and negative incentives, it has checked the threat posed by the Houthis in Yemen.
A more representative governance model, together with strong economic incentives, could unleash the young population’s creativity and dynamism – and secure Saudi Arabia’s future in the process.
A program to provide teachers with monetary incentives and professional training was recently established in Mexico, but research shows no significant impact on educational outcomes.
Far from a source of apprehension, SWFs have become beneficiaries of fiscal incentives designed to encourage investment in Europe.
And, as the SDGs recognize, resilient infrastructure and incentives for innovation are also crucial.
This means changing the incentives and rules that govern the financial sector.
Kim Jong-il is a naughty boy who wants attention and incentives to behave decently.
And, because few taxpayers have incentives to inflate their reported income, the resultant figures are unlikely to be overestimates.
They need the resources, and the incentives, to maintain their forests.
Better incentives must be part of the solution.
Generous export incentives have helped firms break into competitive global markets.
Its successful practitioners understand that it is more important to create a climate of collaboration between government and the private sector than to provide financial incentives.
But open-ended incentives have their own costs: they can raise consumer prices and bottle up resources in unproductive activities.
Government incentives need to be temporary and based on performance.
Third, industrial policy’s practitioners need to bear in mind that it aims to serve society at large, not the bureaucrats who administer it or the businesses that receive the incentives.
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