Příklady earn

• Table 4 considers the correlation between husbands' earnings and wives' earning when husbands and wives separately are sorted into quintiles by earnings.

• Identification of outliers provides insights about the characteristics of retirees who earned large amounts of deferred compensation.

• However, these arrangements pose a problem for women, who are likely to have worked and contributed for fewer years and earned lower wages when working.

• One can, to some extent, translate the above analysis of earned and unearned income into an evaluation of types of tax.

• The subject, immediately before entering the experimental room, was paid a flat 250, unrelated to the number of chips earned.

• Taxes on income or land, in particular for rural-based economies, can be thought of as earned.

• Figure 2 shows bankruptcy fees earned by lawyers; fees increased by a factor of five over the decade.

• Each additional representative a region had per million inhabitants earned it on average an extra 72,000 roubles per capita in net transfers.

• The showman explained that twenty years ago he collected five pounds a week on average, earning seven or eight shillings from each street performance.

• About 10.2 per cent of workers aged 16-24 and roughly 12 per cent of all parttime workers earned the minimum wage in 1999.

• The home earned money in the various ways.

• As a result urban workers could purchase goods, though they were usually foreign made ; rural people, meanwhile, rarely earned enough to purchase more than food.#!

• Women tend now to be seen both as primary carers and as individuals responsible for earning for themselves, their children and their own pensions.

• At night, the maestro (who also worked as hornero) earned 10 soles, his ayudante 4.7 soles, and the operarios merely 4.20 soles.

• The experience of these young women emphasizes that earning potential and household need shaped historically specific gender and generational roles.