Synonyms for incentives
in·cen·tives

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1. List of paraphrases for "incentives":

   incentive, stimuli, inducements, stimulants, incitement, motivations, motives, stims, incitements, premiums, amphetamine-type, rewards, initiatives

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1. Geoffrey Joyce:

   It's a universal issue, how do we control these prices and at the same time not dampen incentives to innovate?

2. Mitesh Patel:

   The main takeaway is that the design of the incentive is critical to its success, our study can help them [wellness programs] to design these incentives in a way that can be more effective and engage employees that have more to benefit, especially those that are obese, and to take into account that simple changes in the way we frame incentives can have a dramatic outcome in how we influence adults to change their behavior.

3. Mike Rogers:

   Technology-driven decision-making is an essential part of our defense modernization. Current incentives in the Pentagon lead to less innovation and more bureaucracy, even a single failed test of a new technology can have serious consequences on officers’ careers. This attitude smothers innovation and reinforces using the same old ‘proven’ technologies that don’t meet modern threats.

4. Steve Beshear:

   We expect any entity that accepts state incentives not to discriminate on any basis in hiring, while the leaders of Ark Encounter had previously agreed not to discriminate in hiring based on religion, they now refuse to make that commitment and it has become apparent that they do intend to use religious beliefs as a litmus test for hiring decisions. For that reason, we cannot proceed with the tourism incentive application for the Ark Encounter project.

5. David Kotok:

   This is a very clever tool, the NY Fed wants to give incentives and inducements to Berkshire, Verizon, Apple and the rest to become more economically active.