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1 Incentive
Incentive f побуди́тельный моти́в; сти́мул -
2 Incentive
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3 Incentive
сущ.1) юр. побудительный мотив (напр., в виде налоговых льгот или дотаций)2) бизн. стимул, побудительный мотив (напр. в виде налоговых льгот или дотаций) -
4 incentive
Anreiz, Belohnung, Ansporn, Anreizmaßnahme zur LeistungsbereitschaftDeutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > incentive
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5 Incentive-Reise
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6 anreizend
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7 anreizend
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8 anfeuernd
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9 das Leistungssystem
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10 anspornend
- {incentive} khuyến khích, khích lệ, thúc đẩy - {stimulative} stimulating - {wakening} -
11 Leistungslohn
Leistungslohn m 1. PERS performance-related pay, PRP, profit-related pay, PRP, incentive wage, incentive pay, wage incentive; payment by results, PBR, merit pay (Arbeitsentgelt nach Leistung); 2. WIWI efficiency wage* * *m 1. < Person> performance-related pay (PRP), profit-related pay (PRP), incentive wage, incentive pay, wage incentive, Arbeitsentgelt nach Leistung payment by results (PBR), merit pay; 2. <Vw> efficiency wage* * *Leistungslohn
payment by results, incentive pay (wage), efficiency wage (US);
• nicht akkordmäßiger Leistungslohn non-piecework bonus plan;
• Leistungslohnabkommen incentive pay agreement;
• Leistungslohnanteil percentage of an incentive rate;
• Leistungslohnerrechnung incentive pay figuration;
• Leistungslohnformel efficiency wage plan formula (US);
• Leistungslohnsatz incentive rate;
• Leistungslohnsystem incentive wage system (plan), wage incentive payment plan, premium bonus system, efficiency bonus plan (US). -
12 Anreiz
m incentive (zu to); jemandem einen Anreiz geben (zu + Inf.) stimulate s.o. (to + Inf.); fig. auch encourage s.o. (to + Inf.); (verlocken) tempt s.o. (to + Inf.), spur s.o. on (to + Inf.)* * *der Anreizstimulus; incitement; incentive; stimulant; inducement* * *Ạn|reizmincentiveein Anreiz zum Lernen etc — an incentive to learn etc or for learning etc
jdm den Anreiz nehmen, etw zu tun — to take away sb's incentive for doing sth
* * *der1) (something that encourages etc: Hope of promotion was an incentive to hard work.) incentive2) (something that rouses or encourages a person etc to action or greater effort: Many people think that children need the stimulus of competition to make them work better in school.) stimulus* * *An·reizm incentive* * *der incentive* * *Anreiz m incentive (zu to);zu +inf) stimulate sb (to +inf); fig auch encourage sb (to +inf); (verlocken) tempt sb (to +inf), spur sb on (to +inf)* * *der incentive* * *-e m.incentive n. -
13 Anreiz
Anreiz m 1. GEN stimulus, inducement, spur, appeal, incentive; 2. V&M incentive, stimulus, appeal; 3. WIWI stimulation* * *m 1. < Geschäft> stimulus, inducement, spur, appeal, incentive; 2. <V&M> incentive; 3. <Vw> stimulation* * *Anreiz
incentive, inducement, premium, appeal;
• finanzielle Anreize financial incentives;
• preislicher Anreiz price appeal;
• wirtschaftlicher Anreiz business (economic) incentive;
• zusätzlicher Anreiz sweetener (US);
• steuerliche Anreize für Investitionen investment tax incentives;
• Anreiz zum Kauf inducement to buy, buying incentive;
• keinerlei Anreiz für die Unternehmerschaft disincentive to members of the managerial classes;
• jem. etw. als Anreiz bieten to hold out an inducement to s. o.;
• im nächsten Jahr stärkere steuerliche Anreize schaffen to take more positive fiscal action next year;
• Anreiz für auswärtige Investitionen schaffen to lure foreign investment;
• Anreize zum Sparen vermitteln to encourage saving;
• Anreizartikel eye-catcher, loss leader;
• Anreizblockierung disincentive;
• Anreizeffekt (steuerlich) incentive;
• Anreizprämie incentive premium;
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m investment incentive* * *der Investitionsanreizincentive to invest; investment incentive* * *In|ves|ti|ti|ons|an|reizminvestment incentive* * *In·ves·ti·ti·ons·an·reizm ÖKON incentive to invest, investment incentive\Investitionsanreize schaffen to create an incentive for investors* * *Investitionsanreiz m investment incentive* * *m.investment incentive n. -
15 Ansporn
m; -(e)s, kein Pl. incentive (zu to); jemandem oder für jemanden ein Ansporn sein be an incentive to s.o.* * *der Ansporninducement; goad; encouragement; stimulant* * *Ạn|spornm no plincentive* * *An·sporn<-[e]s>m kein pl incentiveinnerer \Ansporn motivation* * *der incentive* * *zu to);für jemanden ein Ansporn sein be an incentive to sb* * *der incentive* * *-e m.encouragement n. -
16 Arbeitsanreiz
Arbeitsanreiz m PERS work incentive, incentive to work* * *m < Person> work incentive, incentive to work* * *Arbeitsanreiz
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17 leistungsbezogene Bezahlung
leistungsbezogene Bezahlung f PERS incentive pay, incentive wage, performance-related pay, PRP, performance pay, profit-related pay, PRP, wage incentive* * *Business german-english dictionary > leistungsbezogene Bezahlung
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18 anreizen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) Anreiz* * *to incite; to provoke* * *ạn|rei|zen sep1. vt1) (= anspornen) to encouragejdn zum Kauf anreizen — to encourage sb to buy
jdn zu großen Leistungen anreizen — to encourage sb to perform great feats
2) (= erregen) to stimulate, to excite2. vito act as an incentive ( zu to)dazu anreizen, dass jd etw tut — to act as an incentive for sb to do sth
* * *an|rei·zenI. vtjdn zu großen Leistungen \anreizen to encourage [or urge] sb to perform great feats▪ jdn [dazu] \anreizen, etw zu tun to act as an incentive for [or encourage] sb to do sth2. (stimulieren)▪ etw \anreizen to stimulate sthden Appetit \anreizen to stimulate [or whet] [or sharpen] the appetite▪ [dazu] \anreizen, etw zu tun to act as an incentive to do sth* * *transitives (auch intransitives) Verb1) (anspornen) stimulate; encouragedas soll zum Sparen anreizen — that is supposed to stimulate or act as an incentive to saving
* * ** * *transitives (auch intransitives) Verb1) (anspornen) stimulate; encouragedas soll zum Sparen anreizen — that is supposed to stimulate or act as an incentive to saving
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19 steuerlicher Anreiz
steuerlicher Anreiz m 1. STEUER fiscal inducement, tax incentive; 2. WIWI tax incentive* * *m 1. < Steuer> fiscal inducement, tax incentive; 2. <Vw> tax incentive* * *steuerlicher Anreiz
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20 Anreizsystem
Anreizsystem n 1. PERS incentive scheme; 2. WIWI incentive system* * *n 1. < Person> incentive scheme; 2. <Vw> incentive system
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