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incentives affect a company's bottom line negatively short-term because they are giving out profits but long-term they affect it positively by increasing innovation and creativity.
Opportunities provided.
The temporary monopoly provided by a patent encourages innovation by giving inventors a chance to monetize their inventions with the possiblity of recouping their investment. It doesn't necessarily incentivize invention itself, but it does encourage sharing of the new products and processes.
government incentives are necessary for the government to offer to businesses for various reasons such as the government would want to create industrialization and development in an area and this is one big reason to why government offer incentives and to the businesses; is that the business can expand and enjoy economies of scale.
Unfortunately no, the government does not provide incentives for its citizens. The governments will leave that task up to each individual to decide on.
Depending on the type of innovation will determine when and where the innovation can be submitted. If it has to do with the government then a government agency during business hours is when and where. Innovation is an application of new solutions which meet the any new requirements, existing requirements, or as is market needs.
There are many ways the federal government stabilizes unemployment. They create incentives for businesses to create jobs and they provide entrepreneurs incentives to grow their business.
There were no government incentives for businesses.
Tanzania government support innovation by creating conducive environment for investors to come and improve our innovation proceedings by building infrastructure and finding investors though in little extent.
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A Global Innovation System tries to build ranks for countries based on their innovations. The system is used to look at the business outcomes that resulted from innovation and the government's ability to encourage innovation from the public.
The government provided incentives for the construction of the railroad. This was done by offering a certain amount of land for every mile of rail built. The government's incentive worked, because it caused fierce competition between the two building companies.