Sentence examples for equal to wage from inspiring English sources

We assume that consumption of the economy as a whole is equal to wage income.

From a modeling perspective, the dividend tax rate is set equal to the wage tax rate paid by the manager.

The dashed line from the origin (A-F) represents the budget constraint in the absence of the welfare programmes, with slope equal to the wage rate.

Additionally, to check whether there is any bias resulting from the fact the estimation includes individuals whose contributions are capped (and therefore not equal to their wage), we perform an additional estimation exercise, where only those observations that are not upper or lower capped are considered.

Hence, income is equal to the wage.

We assumed a monthly income equal to minimum wage and a mean age of 63 years for premature mortality, according to the primary data of patients with neuropathy in a public hospital in Lima [ 12 ].

To estimate time used to provide care to patients, we used the opportunity cost of the time spent by the informal caregiver, which in economic terms is equal to the wage the caregiver would have earned if an alternative paid activity had been performed [ 29].

The problem is if I only set this is going to give us backward induction if I set the wage equal to the going wage, so if I set W = 1 what will my agent do?

One, are the wages of the second-generation black immigrants greater than, less than, or equal to the wages of the third- and higher-generation African-Americans?

After petitioner State Division of Labor Standards Enforcement DLSEE) determined that respondent G & G Fire Sprinklers, Inc. (G & G), as a subcontractor on three public works projects, had violated the Code, it issued notices directing the awarding bodies on those projects to withhold from the contractors an amount equal to the wages and penalties forfeited due to G & G's violations.

Mr Weinstein agreed the State would recognise "a rabbi of a non-Orthodox community" and that they would be entitled to financial assistance equal to the wages paid to Orthodox rabbis.