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perverse

[per-vurs] / pərˈvɜrs /


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“I’m not managing anyone else’s money. I don’t have any perverse financial incentives, unlike most board of directors, professional money managers, or management teams. However I do is tied to performance.”

From Barron's

They can be scathingly ironic, alert to every hypocrisy that corroborates their cynical worldview, and even seductive in a perverse, power-mad way.

From Los Angeles Times

This perverse economic incentive had a secondary effect of allowing ideological capture.

From The Wall Street Journal

Applying only to certain carbon-intensive sectors, it raises prices to reflect the cost of embedded carbon and so creates a perverse incentive to outsource production of downstream goods.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a culture trained to move quickly — and rewarded for doing so — it can feel almost perverse to slow down in the kitchen.

From Salon