Príklady earner

• 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.

• In this paper, we focus on the most plausible case, in which the budget constraint (2) is binding for only middle-aged low-income earners.

• Secondly, there was no need to introduce the current higher support for earners of higher incomes.

• Targeting toward low earners may therefore reward low labor force participation.

• This means however, that the absolute amount of the 'family subsidy', particularly for sole earner couples, increases with higher income.

• However, between the years 1992-1997, high-income earners were less willing to spend tax-money on unemployment benefits.

• Others have systems that are much larger, promising high replacement rates to all workers, even high earners.

• After taking aggregate feedbacks into account, their simulations suggest that low income earners would be better off under the present system.