英语词汇“reward-scheme”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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Panelists are encouraged, by means of a prize draw rewardscheme, to log in at least ten times in any one month.
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It is also the department's enforcement strategy to administer a monetary rewardscheme to encourage the supply of information on textile origin fraud.
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Given the assumptions of the model, the counterfactual natural rewardscheme will have equal reward at the level of average productivity.
In the longer run, human capital theory predicts that an equal rewardscheme of compensation will especially discourage the development of productivity.
The rewardscheme, however, decreases progressively the fitness of nonsense strings until they are eliminated from the population.
To show this, consider the counterfactual natural rewardscheme of the simple economy.
Thus the principle asserts that the natural rewardscheme is the neutral way to adjudicate the interests of people who act upon their different preferences.
I think if you did it as a rewardscheme all doctors would [have to] be very pleasant to all the patients all the time (laughs).
Thus the situation we are considering here contains no natural rewardscheme, since the proviso under which such a scheme actually exists in the economy is not satisfied.
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词汇	reward-scheme
释义	reward scheme noun[ C ] UKukus COMMERCE, MARKETING an arrangement offered by a store or group of stores that allows customers to get price reductions according to the amount that they spend: Our new reward scheme gives rebates on gas, electricity, and telephone bills. Examples of reward scheme reward scheme The company has a rewardscheme for customers. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Panelists are encouraged, by means of a prize draw rewardscheme, to log in at least ten times in any one month. From Wikipedia 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 monetary rewardscheme to encourage the supply of information on textile origin fraud. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Given the assumptions of the model, the counterfactual natural rewardscheme will have equal reward at the level of average productivity. In the longer run, human capital theory predicts that an equal rewardscheme of compensation will especially discourage the development of productivity. The rewardscheme, however, decreases progressively the fitness of nonsense strings until they are eliminated from the population. To show this, consider the counterfactual natural rewardscheme of the simple economy. Thus the principle asserts that the natural rewardscheme is the neutral way to adjudicate the interests of people who act upon their different preferences. I think if you did it as a rewardscheme all doctors would [have to] be very pleasant to all the patients all the time (laughs). Thus the situation we are considering here contains no natural rewardscheme, since the proviso under which such a scheme actually exists in the economy is not satisfied. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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