Private sectors are encouraged to employ PWDs and, in return, will receive which of the following?

• A. Tax exemptions
• B. Incentives
• C. Subsidies
• D. Higher wages

Answer: (B)

Incentives are rewards or benefits offered to encourage a specific action, such as hiring Persons with Disabilities. When private sectors hire PWDs, the government provides these incentives to offset costs and make it more attractive to employ PWDs. While tax exemptions and subsidies are forms of incentives, the overall idea is the broader concept of incentives. Higher wages are determined by employers and market conditions, not a targeted policy reward for hiring PWDs. So the situation is best described by incentives.