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View definitions for disincentive

disincentive

noun as in determent

noun as in deterrence

noun as in deterrent

noun as in discouragement

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Indeed, studies have shown that asset limits create disincentives for low-income families to save.

From Salon

As contracts begin to wind down, the NAO said there is a disincentive for the private companies to spend money before they hand over responsibility for maintaining the buildings to public bodies.

From BBC

But in India, fertility rates fell rapidly despite modest socio-economic progress, thanks to aggressive family welfare programmes that promoted small families through targets, incentives, and disincentives.

From BBC

He also says the inheritance tax change is a disincentive to invest.

From BBC

“While reforming the system to reduce work disincentives could potentially improve overall health outcomes, sharp cuts to benefits would likely increase mortality rates.”

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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