Príklady income

• The report shows that poor families spend a larger proportion of their income on food.

• The money I get from teaching evening classes provides a supplement to my main income.

• It's an organization that offers free legal advice to people on low incomes.

• St Lucia depends on its clean coastal waters because fishing and tourism provide much of its income.

• There are severe penalties for failing to declare all your income to the tax authorities.

• A 50 % fall in green cob maize price reduced net incomes by more than 63 % in all the treatments.

• The transition was primarily facilitated by the conjunction of difficulty in obtaining natural ingredients, declining incomes and tightened credit.

• From 1973 to 1994 per capita incomes declined and this economic deterioration played a major role in bringing political change.

• State interventions, especially those affecting the marketing system, served not only to boost farmers' incomes but also to protect them against risk.

• How do these incomes compare to those examined by other historians?

• However, per capita incomes among wage-earning femaleheaded households are nearly identical to incomes among wageearning male-headed households.

• In the data, entrepreneurial incomes also decline for both participants and nonparticipants for the first decade.

• Differences in permanent incomes across agent types occur whenever 1 = 2 so that the frequency of being highly productive varies across agent types.

• However, there were proportionately more participants with incomes between $30,000 and $60,000 than those with incomes below $30,000 when compared to the general population.

• The paper then looks within the pensioner population at the incomes of different groups of older people.

• In the original treadmill theory, farmers adopt new technologies to drive down their cost of production and improve their incomes.

• Also, with organic production, payrolls and proprietor incomes were higher.

• Patients with higher incomes influence total costs to a greater degree than patients with lower incomes.

• Salaries are low, forcing doctors (mostly in ambulatory care) to seek (often unorthodox) ways to supplement their incomes.

• Business users are a mix of commuters and city users, with speci®c consumption (and business) needs and often with high disposable incomes.