Sentence examples for expected future incomes from inspiring English sources

Evidence (from the Bank of England here) and theory (from Paul Krugman here and Mervyn King here) suggest that when there's a shock and confidence collapses, households think less about their net worth and more about their gross nominal debt burden – specifically its relation to their expected future incomes.

Iceland offers a lesson in this respect, as it has written down the underlying assets and debts of companies to the discounted value of expected future income as well as mortgages to 110% of fair value.

Valuations are generally based on an idea of expected future income, so, having our fair share of aeronautical engineers, as well as a good American representation in the group, we have a great discussion about the assumptions underlying the valuation, the future of the air travel market, and the role of governments and other stakeholders in funding such large projects.

The existing literature is currently too limited, and restricted to a few selected countries, to warrant any major reforms in RMNCH policies based on expected future income impacts.

In low- and middle-income countries, the existing literature currently is too limited, and restricted to a few selected countries, to warrant any major reforms in RMNCH policies based on expected future income impacts.

All authors, except for Neidell [ 21], estimated the indirect cost of working days lost using the human capital approach (HCA), the value of statistical life (VOSL) (VOSL is estimated as the discounted value of expected future income at the average age. The value of a statistical life should not be confused with the value of a human life) approach, or both.

And they then assume huge distortion effects from taxes, so that lower tax rates add substantially to expected future pre-tax income too.

In addition, to the extent that higher body weight has a negative effect on single individuals' probability of marriage, this entails lower expected future access to spousal income as well.

Well, a rise in government spending does mean higher expected future taxes — but it also means higher incomes right now, and those two effects should exactly cancel each other.

Conversely, marginal tax rates relate to the tax rate attributable to the specific company's activity and to explicit decisions that may involve taxes paid (or saved) and income received (or expenses paid) over several years; they can be defined as the present value of current and expected future taxes paid on an additional unit of income earned today.

(iv) Determination of expected future VPCSP values.