An economic incentive is best described as something that benefits producers or consumers when taking action. pushes producers or consumers to act on the government's behalf. motivates producers or consumers to take action. forces producers or consumers to act in a certain way.

C) motivates producers or consumers to take action.

The correct option is "motivates producers or consumers to take action."

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