Women must be an ambitious, tenacious presence in the wage-earning work force, if only out of self-preservation.
It also embarked on one of the largest welfare programs of its kind in the world, a rural employment system that guaranteed every household 100 days of wage-earning work a year.
Apparently that's the average wage earned by working households after tax.
If we allow for dependence in our theoretical model and expand our concept of the "wage" earned from off-work, we can say the full off-farm wage is a function of both the hourly wage (w) and fringe benefits (f b ).
By state and year, we calculate the weighted average wage earned from off-farm work, weighting according to the portion of the state population employed in each sector.
Many migrant parents give some of the wages they earn working in the orchards to support the construction of the schools, which usually have only a couple of classrooms that are shared by children of different grade levels and ages.
Calculate wages earned from working for an employer and add it to your spouse's monthly wages, if married.
During the second period of life, the individual consumes d t k, which depends on savings made during the young period, on the retirement pension and on the net wage earned if he keeps working during the old age.
(By contrast, someone working full time for the federal minimum wage earns $15,080 a year).
Taking into account any maintenance grant, parental contributions and wages earned from part-time work, students can expect to graduate with an average £14,779 of debt.
This means that someone earning minimum wage must work approximately 38 full working days to pay for her lifetime's supply.
