Sentences with phrase «incentives of high demand»

The incentives of high demand, particularly in the face of low supply, would pull in the unsavory direction of the 1978 movie Coma.

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In place of schedules, you provide economic incentives for working during peak - demand periods in high - traffic areas.

The fee - free Senior High School project, she noted, provides the demand side of incentive for SHS in addition to the easing of barriers for parents who wish to finance their children's education at the secondary level, but do not have the means.

The proposed federal tax overhaul will reduce tax incentives for homeownership, potentially depressing the prices of Long Island homes with high property taxes and spurring demand for already - scarce lower - cost homes and rentals.

Given the right financial incentives, though, many households may accept smart grid strategies that let utilities reduce power consumption in homes at peak periods of demand, when wholesale electricity prices are highest, some analysts conclude.

With gas prices low and incentives high, the industry insists a growing percentage of buyers are demanding crossovers and light trucks, which they are conveniently ready, willing, and able to sell them, while purchases of ordinary passenger cars are said to be languishing.

ca» site, some on here hate any country that's not USA... To add to your point, you leave out that Canada gives up to $ 14K off in incentives, gasoline is typically 20 - 25 % more than in the US and Canada have lots of low cost or even free charging stations... Supply and demand, low supply high demand in Canada...

A number of Indian and foreign providers, including fast - growing companies like Visionary Lighting and Energy and Greenlight Planet, are spreading small home solar systems across South Asia, driven by government incentives, plummeting costs for the technology, and high demand.

However, your point is a good one in that during times of high demand for electricity, consumers should have incentives to conserve electricity.

For more information on the reasons behind the high - demand in Norway, see our previous coverage that discusses the tax - breaks on offer, the road privileges, the free parking; the high taxes on gasmobiles; actual EV user findings on the top incentives; the highly developed charging infrastructure; and the opinion of Nissan's head of corporate planning for Europe.

Higher real prices for gasoline — for instance through gasoline taxes — would create both a demand for fuel - efficient new vehicles and an incentive for owners of existing vehicles to drive them less.»

In Aberdeen, after years of under supply, new build Grade A office accommodation far outstrips demand, giving rise to higher rent incentives and a corresponding adjustment to rates per square ft.. In contrast, Grade A office space is in short supply in both Glasgow and Edinburgh despite growing demand for good quality city centre space.

That's left much of the market to large builders, who have access to Wall Street funds to finance new projects but have little incentive to increase supply as long as strong demand keeps prices high.