Translation of "Negative anreize" in English

The report also emphasises positive and negative incentives to reduce discards.

The revision of the social assistance system should pay attention to disincentive effects.

Rules on cost recovery play an important role as incentives or disincentives for bringing an action.

Direct financial incentives and disincentives might be used such as an increase in the gasoline excise tax.

What conditions influence how positive and negative inducements operate?

Under the current European fiscal policy framework, adverse incentives have been the cause of the shortfall in public investment.

There is a related need to increase awareness of the risks of many national taxation and support systems, which provide strong incentives for debt financing and disincentives for equity financing.

This Task Force seeks to promote greater flexibility in education, training and innovation, encourages greater flexibility on the part of workers and companies, and removes disincentives to employment.

Moreover, there is no evidence that these programs generate major negative incentives, such as lower employment among adults or higher fertility rates.

With subsidies and negative incentives gone, Costa Rica’s cattle population dropped by a third, taking pressure off grazing lands.

There can also be negative incentives to loyalty that induce everyone to keep up appropriate standards of behavior.

For starters, the Basel III package of global banking reforms and the European Union’s corresponding Capital Requirements Directive IV rule create disincentives for cross-border financing.

In addition, the waiver should be subject to appropriate safeguards in order to avoid possible regulatory arbitrage opportunities or adverse incentives for credit institutions.

On the other hand, unemployment benefits may create disincentives to work, to the extent that they are paid over a long period and are not adequately monitored or controlled by means of clear requirements on active job seeking, work tests and participation in active labour market policy programs.

However, certain features of the Labour Code create disincentives for employers to hire people on open-ended contracts and the use of these contracts remains limited.

For those of working age, weak links to active support and social services, as well as benefits not tapered when re-entering employment, can lead to benefits traps and disincentives to work.

The provisions for early retirement and for sick leave seem to contain strong disincentives to work.

Social protection systems should remove any disincentives for women and men to enter and remain in the labour market, allowing them to accumulate individual pension entitlements.

This means a change in approach and fresh thinking with a mix of positive and negative incentives and the use of all leverages and tools.

The Employment Guidelines call on Member States to develop appropriate policies with a view to reducing the number of working poor and removing disincentives arising from the interaction of tax–benefits and thus reducing unemployment and poverty traps affecting mainly the low skilled.

The reduction in the tax burden on the low paid should also have helped in reducing the risk of poverty, while helping to remove disincentives which keep people outside the workforce.

Social protection systems should remove disincentives for women and men to enter and remain on the labour market, allowing them to accumulate individual pension entitlements.

Addressing secondary movements, by clarifying the obligations of a beneficiary to stay in the Member State which has granted protection and providing for additional disincentives through the modification of the Long term resident Directive.

Serious structural shortcomings in the labour market render further increase in employment difficult: notably a lack of regional mobility, skill mismatches and disincentives from the benefit systems.

There is a need to pursue policies that will at the same time reduce the incentives for employers to use undeclared work and for workers to engage in such activities.

More generally, Member States have focussed their attempts to tackle disincentives created by social protection systems through the use of tax-credits, the possibility to combine benefits and work, and allowing a more favourable social security and tax treatment.