'earn on' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You would need to use 'earn' or 'earn from' instead. For example, "I have been able to earn a lot of money from my part-time job."
Since early school leavers earn on average lower lifetime earnings, they also contribute less to society in terms of income taxes.
The reduced form estimates show that males born in 1959 earn, on average, 1.5percentnt more than those born in the adjacent one, two or three years.
They earn, on average, just under $35,000 a year.
It's something that I want to earn on the field.
But this union's members earn, on average, $30,000.
Blacks earn on average about half what whites do.
Care workers earn, on average, less than $10 per hour.
In comparison, German controllers earn on average 150,000 a year, and British controllers 120,000.
"It is always a question of what I will earn on the deal," he said.
This can save money: the interest due usually outweighs what central banks earn on their reserves.
In truth, around the world women earn on average 20 per cent less than men.
