1.   Both effective market incentives and social programs supporting health, education, infrastructure and poverty reduction are usually required.

2.   But American politicians have shown little appetite for using state auspices to export a broader range of American arts than is available through market incentives.

3.   Earlier in Denver, Bush promoted his farm policy that relies less on subsidies and more free market incentives in a speech to the Cattle Industry Annual Convention.

4.   He has also unveiled an ambitious and fairly detailed menu of subsidies and market incentives aimed at helping industry achieve dramatic reductions in greenhouse gases.

5.   He sponsored studies on technology, encouraged peasants to cultivate their own plots of land, and opened certain cities as special economic zones with market incentives and freedoms.

6.   If carbon dioxide is deemed to inflict damage on the environment, then the efficient way to resolve the problem is to provide market incentives to burn less carbon.

7.   It relies heavily on just the sort of market incentives the U.S. is calling for.

8.   Pointing to health care, they warn that market incentives bring the temptation to cut corners and wring larger returns.

9.   Results from similar experiments to control air pollution suggest that market incentives are more effective than their proponents dreamed.

10.   The Dole plan relies on market incentives to boost health coverage but does not require universal coverage or partial employer payment of premiums.