Übersetzung für "Incentive value" in Deutsch

Using an ebook as an incentive promises immediate value and provides a more concrete call to action.

Moreover, the military has no incentive to value conscripts’ lives and well-being.

This should be recognised by means of an EU mark, of similar characteristics and scope to the one issued in Spain for example, which provides an incentive and added value for those companies' activities.

The measure aimed at temporarily maintaining payment of minimum incomes to persons returning to employment has been reformed to increase its incentive value.

Fiscal measures provide a strong incentive value, for example, by encouraging the rapid renewal of the car fleet and influencing consumer's behaviour towards more fuel-efficient passenger cars.

Yet, the incentive value may be undermined because different exchange rates apply to the initial investment and to the repatriation of profits.

This is due to the relative ease, compared with other metals, of re-using both processing waste and salvaged scrap from eventual demolition, as well as the incentive of copper's value.

Which values, incentives and structures are necessary or obstructive for employee retention?

By offering incentives such as value-added-tax exemptions, the law has encouraged cooperatives and other agricultural organizations to collaborate and create economies of scale.

Indeed, as we shall see in Part II, Luxembourg has incentive values which are among the lowest in the EC countries.

Our second point concerns whether or not incentives of the value we have calculated are likely to have a marked impact on international competition and trade, or on investment and location decisions within a country.

Eligible items of expenditure for regional incentives can, as we saw in our discussion of incentive values in Part I, have a marked impact on effective values.

Since replacement is anyway not an issue when viewing the international location of firms (there is little evidence of firms valuing incentives very highly, let alone particular features of incentives like replacement coverage - and a firm would be irresponsible to assume in its location decision that regulations on replacement would continue in the future) the importance of the issue diminishes considerably from the viewpoint of current regional policy coordination.

The first is that, within the three groups which have been identified (at least in terms of award maxima) it would seem to us that the narrow range of incentive scheme values is such that regional incentives per se (and, of course, in practice, they can never be divorced from the context - both national and regional - in which they operate) are unlikely to have a major impact on international investment and location decisions.

It is both countryspecific and largely descriptive, in contrast to Part II which is comparative and analytical — involving a comparison of incentive features and values between countriesand a drawing out of the policy implications for individual member states and for the European Commission.