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incentives
noun as in lure, inducement
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Last year, Newsom proposed an increase to the state’s program, which would more than double the money allocated annually to incentives from its current total of $330 million to $750 million.
If Trump goes ahead with the tariffs, Le said Vietnam could try to offset the impact by lowering corporate tax rates further, or offering more incentives for companies that invest in local factories.
There’s no denying this tree has been poisoned by profit-seeking incentives that have produced giant, twisted branches like Big Pharma or health care insurance middlemen that profit from denying claims.
Although Trump has threatened to remove financial incentives for electric vehicle purchases, the federal government still offers up to $7,500 in rebates to buy a new EV.
They have also said that in the event of a minority government, they will be pushing to reform tax incentives for investors.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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