Sentence examples for of mean earnings from inspiring English sources

A high rate of male unemployment, a high level of mean earnings, and a high proportion of highly educated people in the community are all associated with a higher divorce risk for couples living under such circumstances.

The impact of cessation on mean earnings is fairly constant in absolute terms across age groups (Fig. 3).

For each person the social value of production is based on mean earnings at inclusion in the treatment group.

By this he seems to mean earnings of about £500 per week – despite the fact that a family with children on those earnings will also receive child benefit and child tax credit on top.

As was the case for model 1, the negative coefficient estimate for prefil∗ysa in model 2 indicates that the earnings profile of prefilers is flatter than that of non-prefilers, implying that the conditional mean earnings of the two groups of immigrants converge in about 11 years.

Authors find a majority of the observed mean earnings difference between white and non-white immigrants is attributed to unexplained differences, including ethnic discrimination.

Of all the 215 participants, 44.7% (n=96) were employed, with mean earnings of USD 154.30±214.14 per month, and approximately 50% of all participants (n=103) earned less than USD 50 per month.

A First Call/Thomson Financial survey of 16 analysts produced a mean earnings estimate of 70 cents a share for the company's fiscal 2001.

This may result because low earning males exit the labor force and higher earning males retain employment, causing the mean earnings of those with employment to rise.

A First Call/Thomson Financial survey of 19 analysts had produced a mean earnings estimate of $1.90 a share for PacifiCare's third quarter.

Take being an elevator mechanic: With mean earnings of $61,930 a year and a possible annual income of $87,660, these jobs are more secure and pay better than many in construction.