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1 disincentive
nounHemmnis, das* * *dis·in·cen·tive[dɪsɪnˈsentɪv, AM -t̬-]I. n2. ECON negativer Anreiz, hemmender AnreizII. adj entmutigendto have a \disincentive effect on sb auf jdn entmutigend wirken* * *["dIsIn'sentɪv]nEntmutigung fto be a disincentive to do sth — keinen Anreiz dafür bieten, etw zu tun
it acts as a disincentive — es hält die Leute ab
* * *A s1. Abschreckungsmittel n:be a disincentive to abschreckend wirken auf (akk)2. WIRTSCH leistungshemmender FaktorB adj1. abschreckend2. WIRTSCH leistungshemmend* * *nounHemmnis, dasact as or be a disincentive to somebody to do something — jemanden davon abhalten, etwas zu tun
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2 disincentive
disincentive n démotivation f ; it acts as ou is a disincentive to work/to investment cela n'incite pas à travailler/à l'investissement. -
3 disincentive
[ˌdɪsɪn'sentɪv]nome disincentivo m.it acts as o is a disincentive to work — fa da o è un disincentivo per il lavoro
* * *disincentive /dɪsɪnˈsɛntɪv/n.disincentivo ( anche econ.); freno: Low interest rates are a disincentive to saving, i tassi di interesse bassi sono un disincentivo al risparmio.* * *[ˌdɪsɪn'sentɪv]nome disincentivo m.it acts as o is a disincentive to work — fa da o è un disincentivo per il lavoro
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un- ( as in desempleo, desenchufar) dis- ( as in desorganizado, desintegrar) de- ( as in deshidratar, desestabilizar)tendrán que desaprender lo aprendido they will have to unlearn what they've learnedesto desincentiva al empresario this acts as a disincentive to businessmenel largo proceso de la desestalinización the long process of de-Stalinization
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