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disincentive

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Corruption has been identified as a major disincentive to investments in Africa's most populous nation of 140 million people.
This research also sets out to transform the static way the welfare system works, by removing barriers that discourage the unemployed from seeking work, described as financial disincentive to work - the way in which the newly employed see barely any increase in their income as benefits are cut when they start to work.
Talk about a disincentive to recycle and an incentive to think you're not worth anything because your street is falling into decline.
 
 
 
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