Is it too large a leap of faith to believe that the right incentives, ones that capitalize on the comparative advantages of people or locations, can reap positive returns not just for the direct beneficiaries, but for the larger society?
Is it too much to ask that good incentives will lead to positive returns for society at large?
It is ludicrous to assume that good incentives lead to positive returns.
Chitwan was made a World Heritage Site after it became a national park.
People are playing basketball together.
We can recycle a lot of things at the glass plant.
The objectives are created by management.
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The man with the white headsarf is protesting.