Wat betekent earner in het Engels en wat is de definitie van earner?

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earner Betekenis, Definitie, Uitspraak, Grammatica & Synoniemen❤️

0 someone or something that earns money:
- In most of these cases, the woman is the sole earner in the family.
- UK informal That hamburger stand is a nice little earner (= makes a lot of money).
1 someone or something that earns money:
- tax credit programs for low-wage earners
2 someone who earns money for work that they do:
- Today's students are tomorrow's earners.
- high/low/average earners High earners did not really notice they were paying more tax.
- high-income/middle-income/low-income earners
- The package would establish higher income-tax rates for top earners but include breaks for lower- and middle-class workers.
3 a product or business activity that makes money for a person or company:
- Insurance is a big earner for the UK economy.
- profit/revenue/foreign-exchange earners

Lower inflation rates not only lead to clearer pricing signals and better investment decisions by economic agents, but also protect fixed income earners.
Separate assessment, already discussed in 1954, was based on the principle that it would be less advantageous to dual earners than the former system.
After 1924, wage earner cases exceeded business cases in each year, and the gap widened as the rate of wage earner bankruptcy increased.
This view was reflected in efforts to give wage earners a middle path between garnishment and bankruptcy.
Recent reforms to maternity allowances have equally credited in low earners (albeit with different rules).
These wage earners normally lack skill and education that can be utilized in other sectors of the economy.
As long as two sectors coexist, the demand for labor from the modern sector determines the population proportions of wage earners and subsisters.
Their leaders questioned why derivation was given emphasis only when the major revenue earners for the federation (then agricultural commodities) were derived from majority areas.