Businesses usually have every intention of optimizing
incentives and adhering to the rules for obtaining
incentive benefits.
Boards must consider all the
incentives tools at their disposal--and not simply take the path of least resistance.
This statement is true even if the enclosed
incentive is smaller than the reward promised (Goyder, 1994; Hopkins & Gullickson, 1992).
Another
incentive category that tends to trouble environmentalists is "open market" emissions trading, which is a scheme developed by the EPA in 1995.
This recommendation makes the SSDI work
incentive similar to
incentives in the SSI program, because it provides a gradual ramp rather than a sudden drop of the SSDI program.
The Tax and
Incentives Model uses the hypothetical firm method to assess the
incentive benefits.
What level of ROI is being achieved by health & wellness
incentive programs?
The company's energy specialists will identify specific projects that may reduce electric load and qualify for
incentive payments.
Although this Court invalidated the state tax
incentives in Boston Stock Exchange and the other cited cases, in each case it affirmed the ability of the states to foster economic growth within their borders.
Typically, business-related decisions outweigh
incentive decisions up front," Heerman says, but
incentives do come into play early in the process--everything from tax abatements and job training credits to performance-based cash
incentives.
Currently, many states, from Kansas to the east coast, are providing a broader range of highly flexible economic
incentive tools designed to have 'real time' influence on business decisions.
In a decentralized process, however, those corporate officers may not recognize the aggregate value of
incentives and may not be aware that, in total, they meet a level of significance and have associated risk (such as not acknowledging the potential repayment requirement for non-performance of
incentive agreements).
