Sentence examples for income terms from inspiring English sources

"We have seen staggering widening inequality in income terms and therefore health terms," he says.

In income terms, Europe is the most equal region in the world.

To be in the 1%, in income terms, you have to earn – or, as the Socialist Worker has it, "earn" – £150,000 a year.

He told MPs: "The gap between the richest and the poorest in income terms has increased substantially over the last 40 years".

Yet from the 1940s until the 1990s poor countries generally grew more slowly than rich ones, falling ever farther behind in income terms.

It is perhaps the first time in centuries that two nations so powerful in aggregate income terms are so poor relative to others at a per-person level, so far behind on modernization's arc.

In keeping with the Kuznets curve literature we include a cubic per capita income term in our estimated specifications [9].

The author finds that the quadratic income term is negative and significant and that energy intensities tend to fall after some threshold level of per capita income.

In the literature on energy demand that allows for non-linear income effects it is customary to add a quadratic per capita income term.

However, results were different to own results for education level, marital status and the averaged income term (Mundlak term), because they were significant in this analysis.

We tested the model specification with respect to household characteristics as well as the quadratic income term, which distinguishes the QUAIDS from the AIDS.