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Consumer Incentive
-Value or Quality of Product
-Lower Price of Product Consumers look for great quality items at lower prices, if they find a product advertised at a lower price, they will go out of their way to get the better deal. -
Producer Incentive
-Profit or chance of Profit
-A consumer following or Popularity The only reason for producers to make a product is the oppurtunity to gain a profit off of an item. In the process, a huge following behind the quality of the product might grow, increasing sales and profit. -
Worker Incentive
-Paycheck and Bonuses
-Benefits (healthcare, social security)
-Oppurtunity to be Promoted with higher pay Workers are fueled by several incentives, being money or Paycheck, benefits for themselves and their families, and the chance of being promoted. -
Saver Incentive
-Interest earned
-Lower prices with better quality Savers are all about saving money and even making a few extra dollars if possible. So sales or any othe transaction that allows the saver to have the upper hand is how they are persuaded to buy certain products. -
Investor Incentive
-Capital Gain (Profit)
-Investing in Huge, profitable businesses Investors are moved solely by one incentive in two different ways, profit and the oppurtunity of gaining profit. If a businrss has great potential or already has success, investors would love to back their company. -
Citizen Incentive
-Choice of voting for politicians who share their views
-Rights of a citizen Citizens only consider themselves citizens because they're given the freedom of choich and the rights that come with being a citizen. In the U.S. the Bill of Rights and Constitution promise many freedoms upon qualified citizens, such as speech, religion, and assembly.
