reward scheme
noun[C]
UKukusCOMMERCE,MARKETING
anarrangementofferedby astoreorgroupofstoresthatallowscustomersto getpricereductionsaccordingto theamountthat theyspend:
Our newrewardschemegivesrebatesongas,electricity, andtelephonebills.
Examplesofreward scheme
reward scheme
The company has arewardschemefor customers.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Panelists are encouraged, by means of a prize drawrewardscheme, to log in at least ten times in any one month.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is also the department's enforcement strategy to administer a monetaryrewardschemeto encourage the supply of information on textile origin fraud.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Given the assumptions of the model, the counterfactual naturalrewardschemewill have equal reward at the level of average productivity.
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In the longer run, human capital theory predicts that an equalrewardschemeof compensation will especially discourage the development of productivity.
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Therewardscheme, however, decreases progressively the fitness of nonsense strings until they are eliminated from the population.
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To show this, consider the counterfactual naturalrewardschemeof the simple economy.
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Thus the principle asserts that the naturalrewardschemeis the neutral way to adjudicate the interests of people who act upon their different preferences.
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I think if you did it as arewardschemeall doctors would [have to] be very pleasant to all the patients all the time (laughs).
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Thus the situation we are considering here contains no naturalrewardscheme, since the proviso under which such a scheme actually exists in the economy is not satisfied.
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