Sentence examples for mean incomes from inspiring English sources

Inflation, electricity brownouts and the absence of free-market reforms mean incomes are hardly rising and growth is elusive.

For the wealthiest fifth of American families, that was no problem, as their mean incomes rose 57percentt during that time, according to the Census Bureau.

There is no mention of "median" or "mode" here, perhaps because those in power don't want people to work out that when, eventually, mean incomes rise again, for most people in the middle, earnings might not rise and may also still be falling for those receiving the most common incomes (the mode is the minimum wage).

Mean incomes per household per year and per adult equivalent (AU 3 per day were calculated for comparison among the different livelihood activities.

Women also had higher mean incomes and severity of drug and alcohol use compared with men, but equally high rates of food insecurity and low levels of AIDS knowledge.

In the "low income" group are all other people with below-average (as a mean) incomes (861 to 1,434 Euros per month), and "high income" denotes all those with an income over 1,434 Euros per month (> = 100%% of mean net equivalised income).

People with extremely large incomes, in the millions, will drive up a mean income.

Fewer people have income in the millions and limit their influence of the mean income statistic.

And this in a country where the mean income is 56,339 yuan – about £6,000 or $8,500.

The World Bank's poverty line is set at 50% of the country's mean income.

Below are the top 10 occupations, their mean income and their life satisfaction rating.