When a government passes a law granting citizens tax credits if they use public transportation on a regular basis, which policy enactment techniques is it using? a. capacity b. incentive c. hortatory d. authoritative

B. incentive

Explanation:

Granting citizens tax credits if they use public transportation on a regular basis is an example of an incentive policy enactment technique.

Incentive policies, also known as tax benefits, are measures that promote the reduction or extinction of the rate of certain taxes to be paid. These benefits are commonly offered in the form of tax breaks or exemptions - that is, by not paying certain corporate taxes. An example of this occurs when a government passes a law that grants tax credits to citizens if they regularly use public transportation.

These types of measures may cover either federal, state or municipal taxes. In addition, these benefits can be divided into two types of tax incentives: regional and social.

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