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• n  a negative motivational influence

• That may end up being a significant disincentive for giving.
• The arguments against long-term handouts of food dependency, corruption, the disincentive effect, a tendency for outside shocks to be exaggerated in a country with little .
• But of even greater concern to environmental advocates is that the change will see the disincentive to pollute wither away alongside the Superfund coffers.

• deterrence

• incentive

News & Articles

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• Relax--Obamacare's Employer Mandate Affects Few Businesses
  The Obama administration's decision Tuesday to give businesses with more than 50 employees another year to comply with a health insurance mandate has been ascribed to incompetence or politically motivated fear. Whatever the reasoning, though, it's not going to affect that many employers.The mandate was criticized for offering employers a hiring disincentive: Those with, say, 52 employees would ...
  July 3, 2013 - National Journal via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Erik Prince in International Herald Tribune
  The experience we've had would certainly be a disincentive to any other companies that want to step in and put their entire business at risk,company founder and CEO Erik Prince told The Associated Press during a daylong visit to the company's...
• Jon Kyl in DailyFinance
  Continuing to pay people unemployment compensation is a disincentive for them to seek new work,Sen. Jon Kyl (D-AZ) said earlier this year.
• Spencer Bachus in International Herald Tribune
  Fear of being sued by unhappy investors has served as powerful disincentive for mortgage services considering whether to modify a troubled borrower's mortgage,said Rep. Spencer Bachus, the committee's top Republican.