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Motivations are incentives. I don't know what you are talkig about.
No. People who use the word "incentives", despite what they claim, generally only look at narrow pecuniary motivations, not desires for control over other people (or over institutions depended on by other humans) as at play here & in more overrly centralized financial businesses.
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@talkEther is right Nick. Motivation and incentive are two sides of the same coin. I have to admit I found it confusing as well. Perhaps you could review and reconsider your wording or conceptualization.
Incentives can be motivations the opposite is not always correct. But in My opinion, the word "incentive" lacks weight in the context of power and control.
Incentives, deliberately designed or not, are the drivers of motivation. That is the causal relation. But tightly related they certainly are. Parse your second sentence with that in mind.
That's not consistent with my experience. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incentive
I am apparently not the only one. Have you taken a look at the wikipedia article above? You can define whatever you want, but speaking of that ppl generally speak of monetary incentives is straight-out bs. Also it is not consistent with common definitions in socioeconomics.
Well, I suggest that you read more about incentive theory, esp intrinsic and extrinsic motivations.
Correct, this is a belatedly understood problem with so-called 'rational (wo)man' theories about economic behavior. We can't really know what is in our absolute best interests even if we knew what were our best interests.
If that's what you meant in the first place, that's what you should have said in the first place.
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