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carrot-and-stick
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car·rot-and-stick (krt-n-stk)
adj.
Combining a promised reward with a threatened penalty: took a carrot-and-stick approach to the rehabilitation of juvenile offenders.

carrot-and-stick - Refers to an offer of reward countered by the threat of punishment.
See also related terms for offer.
Translations
carrot-and-stick [ˈkærətəndˈstɪk] ADJ a carrot-and-stick policyla política del palo y la zanahoria


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There's going to be an element of carrot and stick, so any incentive will have to be combined with military pressure.
But a mayor with a power base everywhere west of the M6 may be a different character altogether, if invested with sufficient power to apply both carrot and stick to local authorities across the area.
Manco Mitevski concludes for Utrinski Vesnik that when elements of threat of global interests are noticed, the international strategists use the carrot and stick approach.
 
 
 
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