Can incentives be coercive?
If by coercive we mean "induce people to do something they would not otherwise do" then all incentives seems coercive. But that's a dumb definition (IMHO) of coercive.
Here's a three part definition of "incentives" I had not seen before.
And that led me to this quite interesting paper. A little too dismissive of Olson, but an interesting treatment of incentives.
If by coercive we mean "induce people to do something they would not otherwise do" then all incentives seems coercive. But that's a dumb definition (IMHO) of coercive.
Here's a three part definition of "incentives" I had not seen before.
And that led me to this quite interesting paper. A little too dismissive of Olson, but an interesting treatment of incentives.
