Sentence examples for difference in incomes between from inspiring English sources
Yet the survey found that 74percentt of respondents recognized that the difference in incomes between rich and poor was larger than it was 20 years ago, and a majority of them considered this a "bad thing".
One only has to observe the difference in incomes between the east and west endpoints to appreciate the problem.
The widely advertised difference in incomes between grads and nongrads (over a lifetime, about $500,000) doesn't really prove anything.
This translates into a difference of about 49%, which is just about one-fifth of the total difference in incomes between Argentina and the U.S. Fig. 5 GDP per capita in 1900 and in 2000.
The closest is Mexico at 32%, and given the difference in incomes between the two countries, I suspect this reflects not our income, but how close to the edge of economic distress we come attempting to live up to the American dream.
If that lower range of coefficients represented the link between education and productivity, then higher education levels in the U.S. can explain less than one-third of the difference in incomes between Argentina and the U.S. How can we reconcile the gap between individual-level estimates of human capital effects and country-level estimates of human capital effects?
"There is such an enormous difference in income between old-economy employees and new-economy employees, you might end up with two economies in the same country".
The difference in income between the son or daughter of a family living around the poverty line and of one making six figures is about $3,000 a year.
Perhaps it used to be the case, 20 or 30 years ago, that there wasn't that much of a difference in income between financier and scientist, but now there is a much larger gap, and so the incentives to abandon science are much higher now.
