Adoption of electric vehicles in Singapore by Chua, Jin Xuan

“…The first would be increasing government incentives, ranging from tax breaks to subsidies. Furthermore, introducing schemes such as Battery Swapping and Portable Charging offers a practical solution to address the concerns regarding long charging times as they provide drivers with a convenient and efficient means to replenish their EVs’ batteries. …”
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Amlākdārs, Khwājas and Mulk Land in the Zarafshan Valley after the Russian Conquest by Morrison, A

“…The Russians found the Bukharan land tax system impossible to understand, and so proceeded to dismantle it, abolishing the annual assessment of the quantity and value of the harvest (which had been the responsibility of the amlakdar) and also refusing to recognise claims made by religious elites in the region that they were entitled to tax breaks on their mulk property. However, the system the Russians put in place instead placed enormous power in the hands of village oligarchies, ensuring that at the lower levels the Russians had little control over how the tax burden was allocated, and almost certainly collected far less than their Bukharan predecessors. …”

Farmer perspectives about cover crops by non-adopters by Robert L. Myers, Kelly R. Wilson

“…Factors cited to encourage non-adopters to adopt cover crops included incentive payments, tax breaks, crop insurance discounts, and soil carbon payments. …”
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Global Challenges to Sustainable Renewable Energy Expansion: The Funding and Incentives Structures by Steven Kuba Nuhu, Ezenkwa Obinna Emmanuel, Zainuddin Abdul Manan

“…The appraisal of the fit-in tariff, as well as the intensification of tax breaks, green certificates, metering, and subsidies, are essential incentives that can help encourage RE expansion.…”
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Competitiveness of Indonesian Rice Prices in The International Market by Hutapea Ronald T.P., Prayogo Ramadhan Rizky, Meity Aneke Tulalo, Ngongo Yohanis

“…At the stage of exports, the role of the government needed in the form of tax breaks, quality assurance certification and subsidies for the rice production process.…”
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How Important is Environmentally Sustainable Tourism? Evidence in Indonesia from 1974-2018 Using NARDL Cointegration by Nadya Setiawati, Eksa Pamungkas

“…There are several policy implications as a consideration of the results of this study, such as the use of carbon-neutral transportation and hybrid energy as well as tax breaks or low-cost financing opportunities to purchase and install green technology.…”
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Investigating Market Diffusion of Electric Vehicles with Experimental Design of Agent-Based Modeling Simulation by Awol Seid Ebrie, Young Jin Kim

“…It is advocated that factors affecting the choice of vehicle by individuals, including two-way interactions among various measures as well as policy measures such as purchase subsidies and tax breaks, have more significant effects on the widespread adoption of electric vehicles than do technical improvements in terms of battery charging times and driving mileage. …”
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The Problems of Payment for Land at the Implementation of Investment Projects on Redevelopment of Industrial Areas in the City of Kiev by Tsvyakh Oleg M., Openko Ivan A., Shevchenko Oleksandr V.

“…Thus, in order to make the redevelopment of large industrial territories attractive to investors, the city authorities should act as a full partner and take a number of obligations, namely, to introduce special investment rules and mechanisms, for example, to significantly shorten the time for review and approval of relevant projects (transferring industrial facilities, changing the purpose of land, constructing new real estate properties, etc.), grant tax breaks (“holidays”) for this period, take the responsibility for organizing the transfer of production facilities and defray part of the costs related to it and after completion of the investment project to transfer the land to the investor without equity participation in a predetermined period.…”
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Reliability Metrics for Generation Planning and the Role of Regulation in the Energy Transition: Case Studies of Brazil and Mexico by Ana Werlang, Gabriel Cunha, João Bastos, Juliana Serra, Bruno Barbosa, Luiz Barroso

“…We show that two very common features of regulatory designs that can lead to distortions are: (i) renewables commonly having a lower “perceived cost” under the current regulations, either due to direct incentives such as tax breaks or due to indirect access to more attractive contracts or financing conditions; and (ii) requirements for reliability are often defined more conservatively than they should be, overstating the hardships imposed by renewable generation on the existing system and underestimating their potential to form portfolios.…”
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Strategy for Liquid Waste Management for Batik Industry in Ulu Gedong Village, Jambi, Indonesia by Anis Tatik Maryani, Sari Dewi, Hutwan Syarifuddin, Yudha Gusti Wibowo

“…The main priority in the Batik industry liquid waste management strategy is: providing convenience and incentives to businesses participating in wastewater management, such as granting business licenses and tax breaks. So it is hoped that the role of the Jambi City government can strive to provide convenience and incentive assistance to batik entrepreneurs who have or want to build batik Wastewater Management Installation facilities.…”
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Technical and environmental aspects of solar photo-voltaic water pumping systems: a comprehensive survey by V. Gunasekaran, Suprava Chakraborty

“…However, more subsidies, training, tax breaks, and remote monitoring can make this technology more accessible. …”
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Global challenges to sustainable renewable energy expansion: The funding and incentives structures by Nuhu, Steven Kuba, Emmanuel, Ezenkwa Obinna, Abd. Manan, Zainuddin

“…The appraisal of the fit-in tariff, as well as the intensification of tax breaks, green certificates, metering, and subsidies, are essential incentives that can help encourage RE expansion.…”
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Identification and Simulation of the Influencing Factors of Private Capital Participation in Urban and Rural Infrastructure Transformation Based on System Dynamics by Hui Chen, Yuxuan Zhu, Xiaoqing Du, Hong Yan, Guanghui Fu

“…The results of the study show that (1) factors such as “return on project investment”, “tax breaks”, “level of government finance”, “project construction cost”, “mechanism for public selection of PC”, and “establishment of a special coordinating department” are the most influential factors concerning the willingness of PC to participate in URIT; (2) the “open selection of PC” and the “establishment of a coordinating department” at the level of government behavior, and “tax relief” at the level of the policy system, directly affect the willingness of PC to participate in URIT; and (3) the analysis is based on the model simulation results, combined with stakeholder theory and incentive theory. …”
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Um estudo sobre a eficiência da utilização de recursos de renúncia fiscal a partir dos filmes brasileiros lançados no cinema entre 2005-2009 by Sabrina Nogueira da Silva, Vinícius Alves Portela Martins

“…A study on the efficiency of resource utilization of tax breaks from Brazilian films released in the cinema between 2005-2009 ABSTRACT: This paper has the objective to analyze the efficiency of the tax waiver policy for film production in Brazil from the ranking of the films released in cinemas market between 2005-2009. …”
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Balancing tax incentives with operational risks in captive overseas production facilities by Chang, Audrey, M.B.A. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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A replicable strategy for mapping air pollution’s community-level health impacts and catalyzing prevention by Philip J. Landrigan, Samantha Fisher, Maureen E. Kenny, Brittney Gedeon, Luke Bryan, Jenna Mu, David Bellinger

“…Enduring prevention will require government-incentivized transition to renewable energy coupled with phase-outs of subsidies and tax breaks for fossil fuels. Highly localized information on air pollution’s impacts on health and on children’s cognitive function has potential to catalyze pollution prevention.…”
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Designing and Explaining the International Capability Model of Agricultural Exporters to Enter the Global Markets by Fereydon Hemmati, Mohammad Reza Hamidizadeh, Bahman Hajipour, Shahriar Azizi

“…This ultimately led to the extraction of 15 dimensions as follow: Confronting export risks; Tax breaks / tax breaks; Training; Improving the ability, skills and competencies of management; Improving international marketing capabilities; Improving the capabilities of technology; Developing specialized infrastructure; Establishing specialized entities; Supporting customers; Improving environmental conditions for economic activists; Public infrastructure; support in acquiring financial resources; social responsibility; creating value; developing and improving relations with international markets. …”
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2013 Annual Global Tax Competitiveness Ranking: Corporate Tax Policy at a Crossroads by Duanjie Chen, Jack M. Mintz

“…The harmonization of provincial sales taxes with the federal GST, in those provinces that have yet to do so, would substantially improve Canada’s tax competitiveness, as would the elimination of economically inefficient tax breaks for favoured business activities. And Canadian governments should continue to lower corporate taxes across the board, whenever possible. …”
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2013 Annual Global Tax Competitiveness Ranking: Corporate Tax Policy at a Crossroads by Duanjie Chen, Jack M. Mintz

“…The harmonization of provincial sales taxes with the federal GST, in those provinces that have yet to do so, would substantially improve Canada’s tax competitiveness, as would the elimination of economically inefficient tax breaks for favoured business activities. And Canadian governments should continue to lower corporate taxes across the board, whenever possible. …”
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The Housing Sprint. Finance for Housing in England: money and the market, investment, affordability and tenure by Baum, A, Xiong, Q

“…To support more construction for owner-occupation will require help for SME builders, who are currently at a commercial, largely finance-based, disadvantage relative to the excessive concentration of large housebuilders. Existing tax breaks and financial support packages for owner occupiers may be necessary to support a market which is so difficult to access given current shortages and high price levels, but some policy support for professional rental investors would release liability-driven and annuity funds into the social and PRS sectors alongside specialist rental property funds encouraged particularly by the returns achieved by student housing investors. …”