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Meanings of major disincentive in English

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Usage of major disincentive in English
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A windfall tax introduced in 2006 was seen by foreign companies as a major disincentive.
Reuters
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The wild card of volumetric pricing for Telstra's high-speed access may prove a major disincentive to price-conscious consumers.
Wired
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Security in the Niger Delta is a key concern as well as corruption, which is a major disincentive to investors.
Reuters
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This conventional theory sees tax as a penalty on work effort and holds that statutory marginal rates have major disincentive effects.
Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
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For one thing, killing a former agent after his name is revealed would seem to be a major disincentive for new recruits.
The Guardian
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Industry executives say the insecurity in the OPEC member state is a major disincentive to further investment in the oil and gas sector.
Reuters
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Mr Shatter has argued that fear of legal proceedings has been a major disincentive to the reporting of suspected cases of child abuse.
The Irish Times
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