Translation of export incentive into Hebrew noun

The government encourages companies to export by offering financial incentives.

In 1953, MITIs revised the Foreign Exchange Allocation Policy to promote domestic industries and increase the incentive for exports by revising the export-link system.

Tax incentives for exports to targeted countries.

Three decades ago, Bangladesh created a network of export zones to attract foreign investment with tax incentives and other benefits.

Meanwhile, states around the world established networks of tax incentives, loan plans, training programs, and direct subsidies to help big farmers acquire large-scale farm machinery, stock up on chemicals, and grow certain government-favored crops for export.

At the time, a governmental agency called "Foreign Trade Risk Agency" insured the exportation of diamonds and even paid an incentive premium to diamond traders in order to encourage them to increase their productivity and international exports.