The phrase "on median" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write the following sentence: "The average worker earns a salary of $50,000 on median."
It's based on data from the Luxembourg Income Study Database, and focuses squarely on median income.
When measuring the economic welfare of the typical family, the natural focus is on median, or 50th percentile, family earnings.
The crucial figure on median household incomes in rural America isn't even found on its official report.
They barely know anyone on median income, let alone people who struggle to pay their food and heat bills.
Thus presidential approval ratings depend a lot on median household income (see chart 1, again).
And because it focuses on median performance, it is not helpful in projecting how large-capitalization stocks will perform relative to small caps.
Mr. Brown said the state would impose water-use restrictions on golf courses and cemeteries and require that nonpotable water be used on median dividers.
The pay gap based on median earnings for full-time employees decreased slightly to 9.4% from 9.6% in 2014, the ONS said.
When earning almost 50% more than someone on median income gets you classed as "middle income" you know things have become very skewed.
The Labor Department is expected to report this morning that unemployment remained at 6.1percentt last month, based on median forecasts.
There are fears that many working families on median incomes will be unable to afford to stay in their home or find an affordable local alternative.
