Etymology: [ in-'sen-tiv ] (noun.) 15th century. From Latin incentivus (“that strikes up or sets the tune”) incinere (“to strike up”) in (“in, on”) + canere (“to sing”)
Something that motivates, rouses, or encourages, A bonus or reward, often monetary, an inducement to buy; incentives include special price deals, premiums, contests, etc, a positive motivational influence, (See co-op fee), A reward for doing something, e g , profit in a capitalist economy, The annual amount of any performance related bonus, incentive or commission, something given in a direct mail appeal to stimulate action by the prospective donor, Inciting; encouraging or moving; rousing to action; stimulative, Financial compensation, public recognition or other benefits used to reward higher levels of performance and/or new ideas or contributions, Serving to kindle or set on fire, a benefit offered to encourage people to act in certain ways, That which moves or influences the mind, or operates on the passions; that which incites, or has a tendency to incite, to determination or action; that which prompts to good or ill; motive; spur; as, the love of money, and the desire of promotion, are two powerful incentives to action, an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output, A benefit or consideration, financial or otherwise, given to induce specific action, an incentive is something that influences people to act in certain ways An incentive system is a collection of incentives and a set of procedures for using them Organizations use incentive systems to motivate their employees (Kemmerer & Thiagarajan, 1992, p 312), If something is an incentive to do something, it encourages you to do it. There is little or no incentive to adopt such measures = inducement. something that encourages you to work harder, start a new activity etc (incentivum, from incinere , from canere ), stimulus, inducement, enticement, encouragement, Reward for performance Merchandise or travel offered to consumers, salespeople, dealers, or employees as a tangible reward for purchase or performance, provocative, stimulating, inciting, encouraging, An award that is based on achievement of preset goals or objectives (as opposed to an award that is granted after-the-fact on a discretionary basis), The payment to participants for coming to a focus group The amount varies dramatically, based on the difficulty of recruiting the participants Also called honorarium or co-op payment, The payment to participants for coming to a focus group, A contribution to motivation and motivating, An external event or stimulus that is the target of a motivation, and that can serve as a reward Incentive theories of motivation stress the role of external targets in eliciting and satisfying motivational states, Any factor that influences the choices people, groups of people, organizations, and government make, A reward, typically non-cash that an affiliate receives for sending visitors to the program-provider merchant's site, -any type of reward given when a specific goal is achieved, Something of financial or symbolic value added to an offer to encourage some overt behavioural response, To provide an incentive for (something), To provide an incentive to (a person or organizaton), - factors that motivate and influence the behavior of households and businesses; prices, profits, and losses act as incentives for participants to take action in a market economy, The products, services, and people that are perceived as satisfying needs, An incentive is something that attracts or repels people and leads them to modify their behaviour in some way An economic incentive is something in the economic world that leads people to channel their efforts at economic production and consumption in certain directions, actions or rewards that encourage people to act, (i)in learning theory, an object, person or situation that an individual believes will satisfy a motive; (ii) in selling, any bonus, reward, contest, recognition program, etc intended to motivate members of a sales team to greater efforts See Learning Process; Motive, Incentives encourage and assist landholders to conserve the natural resources on their land An example of an incentive is rate relief (see below) or being able to use the NRM work crew, plural of incentive, External cues that activate motives (p 375), an inducement to stimulate or spur-on activity e g making grants available for environmental awareness raising is an incentive to develop actions in this area, Measures designed to encourage certain actions or behavior These include inducements for the use of carpools, buses and other high-occupancy vehicles in place of single occupant automobile travel Examples include HOV lanes, preferential parking and financial incentives, A price reduction given to entice consumers to buy a product, or to stimulate the selling department (dealerships) to push more product onto the public There are several types of incentives Remember that they apply on the day of delivery, so buying a vehicle on a factory order may be risky from a pure incentive standpoint, a motive or incitement to action Positive incentives refer to rewards offered in exchange for a certain course of action Negative incentives refer to punishments threatened if a forbidden course of action is taken, Amounts rebated or credited, or special programs offered, to consumers or lessors to encourage the lease of certain vehicles, an inducement to stimulate an activity e g making grants available for environmental awareness raising is an incentive to develop such actions, benefits, or reduced costs, that motivate a decision maker in favor of a particular choice, devices that motivate people to take action, usually so as to increase economic efficiency (chapters 1 and 2), Economic benefits given to providers to motivate efficiency in-patient care management,
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Something that motivates, rouses, or encourages - "I have no incentive to do housework right now."
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A bonus or reward, often monetary - "Management offered the sales team a $500 incentive for each car sold."
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an inducement to buy; incentives include special price deals, premiums, contests, etc
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a positive motivational influence
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(See co-op fee)
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A reward for doing something, e g , profit in a capitalist economy
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The annual amount of any performance related bonus, incentive or commission
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something given in a direct mail appeal to stimulate action by the prospective donor
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Inciting; encouraging or moving; rousing to action; stimulative
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Financial compensation, public recognition or other benefits used to reward higher levels of performance and/or new ideas or contributions Ticaret
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Serving to kindle or set on fire
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a benefit offered to encourage people to act in certain ways
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That which moves or influences the mind, or operates on the passions; that which incites, or has a tendency to incite, to determination or action; that which prompts to good or ill; motive; spur; as, the love of money, and the desire of promotion, are two powerful incentives to action
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an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output
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A benefit or consideration, financial or otherwise, given to induce specific action
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an incentive is something that influences people to act in certain ways An incentive system is a collection of incentives and a set of procedures for using them Organizations use incentive systems to motivate their employees (Kemmerer & Thiagarajan, 1992, p 312)
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If something is an incentive to do something, it encourages you to do it. There is little or no incentive to adopt such measures = inducement. something that encourages you to work harder, start a new activity etc (incentivum, from incinere , from canere )
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stimulus, inducement, enticement, encouragement isim
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Reward for performance Merchandise or travel offered to consumers, salespeople, dealers, or employees as a tangible reward for purchase or performance
An award that is based on achievement of preset goals or objectives (as opposed to an award that is granted after-the-fact on a discretionary basis)
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The payment to participants for coming to a focus group The amount varies dramatically, based on the difficulty of recruiting the participants Also called honorarium or co-op payment
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The payment to participants for coming to a focus group
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A contribution to motivation and motivating
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An external event or stimulus that is the target of a motivation, and that can serve as a reward Incentive theories of motivation stress the role of external targets in eliciting and satisfying motivational states
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Any factor that influences the choices people, groups of people, organizations, and government make
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A reward, typically non-cash that an affiliate receives for sending visitors to the program-provider merchant's site
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-any type of reward given when a specific goal is achieved
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Something of financial or symbolic value added to an offer to encourage some overt behavioural response
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To provide an incentive for (something) - "We need to incent more innovation."
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incent
To provide an incentive to (a person or organizaton) - "We need to incent people to innovate more."
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incentives
- factors that motivate and influence the behavior of households and businesses; prices, profits, and losses act as incentives for participants to take action in a market economy
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incentives
The products, services, and people that are perceived as satisfying needs
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incentives
An incentive is something that attracts or repels people and leads them to modify their behaviour in some way An economic incentive is something in the economic world that leads people to channel their efforts at economic production and consumption in certain directions
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incentives
actions or rewards that encourage people to act
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incentives
(i)in learning theory, an object, person or situation that an individual believes will satisfy a motive; (ii) in selling, any bonus, reward, contest, recognition program, etc intended to motivate members of a sales team to greater efforts See Learning Process; Motive
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incentives
Incentives encourage and assist landholders to conserve the natural resources on their land An example of an incentive is rate relief (see below) or being able to use the NRM work crew
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incentives
plural of incentive
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incentives
External cues that activate motives (p 375)
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incentives
an inducement to stimulate or spur-on activity e g making grants available for environmental awareness raising is an incentive to develop actions in this area
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incentives
Measures designed to encourage certain actions or behavior These include inducements for the use of carpools, buses and other high-occupancy vehicles in place of single occupant automobile travel Examples include HOV lanes, preferential parking and financial incentives
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incentives
A price reduction given to entice consumers to buy a product, or to stimulate the selling department (dealerships) to push more product onto the public There are several types of incentives Remember that they apply on the day of delivery, so buying a vehicle on a factory order may be risky from a pure incentive standpoint
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incentives
a motive or incitement to action Positive incentives refer to rewards offered in exchange for a certain course of action Negative incentives refer to punishments threatened if a forbidden course of action is taken
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incentives
Amounts rebated or credited, or special programs offered, to consumers or lessors to encourage the lease of certain vehicles
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incentives
an inducement to stimulate an activity e g making grants available for environmental awareness raising is an incentive to develop such actions
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incentives
benefits, or reduced costs, that motivate a decision maker in favor of a particular choice
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incentives
devices that motivate people to take action, usually so as to increase economic efficiency (chapters 1 and 2)
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incentives
Economic benefits given to providers to motivate efficiency in-patient care management
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