"income expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when talking about a person's expectations regarding their income, either in terms of how much they think they should earn or how much they are hoping to earn. For example, "John had high income expectations coming out of college, but he has been struggling to find job offers that meet his expectations."
People have very low income expectations - typically they expect incomes to stagnate.
Responding to a question about income expectations, the proportion of Americans who said they expected their incomes to rise over the next six months dropped to 14.9percentthethe lowest level since the Conference Board began its survey in 1967.
I measure income expectations from a direct question: "How much are you expecting to earn each month in the destination country?" As Table 2 shows, expected monthly wages are higher for potential legal migrants (1,850,505 Fcfa or 2,821 Euros) than potential illegal migrants (1,141,931 Fcfa, i.e. 1,739 Euros).
The gender gap in income expectations was more pronounced for those who planned to pursue surgery than their counterparts who planned to practice family medicine or pediatrics.
Doing so would better anchor nominal spending and income expectations and therefore minimize the chance of ever entering a liquidity-trap.
The Bank of England argues that the link between real house prices and consumption reflects swings in income expectations by households.
If you think about the investor-anticipated yield in asset classes, real estate sits between a fixed income expectation and an equity capital markets expectation.
Third-quarter operating income exceeded expectations.
Who Benefits from the Education Saving Incentives: Income, Educational Expectations and the Value of the 529 and Coverdell.
Net income met expectations but revenue fell short, and it said third-quarter growth would be "somewhat restrained" because of higher marketing spending.
"Who Benefits from the Education Saving Incentives: Income, Educational Expectations and the Value of the 529 and Coverdell". KSG Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP04-019, April 2004.
