Participants were randomly shown either data displaying the gap between white and black/Latino incomes growing (as white incomes grew and black/Latino incomes declined) or data showing the gap shrinking (as white incomes fell and black/Latino incomes rose).
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If prices grow faster than income, real incomes fall, but if nominal incomes grow faster than prices, real incomes grow.
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Places that had lower incomes converged to places that were higher incomes.
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Italy According to the European Unihere in Italy the progressive income tax bands are as follows: Incomes up to €653,000: 23% Incomes between €15,001 and €28,000: 27% Incomes from €28,001 to €243,000: 38% Incomes from €55,001 and €75,000: 41% The highest incomes (those above €75,001) have a capped income tax rate of 63%.
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That is, it measured how much children's' incomes depended on their parents' incomes.
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Nationally, median incomes for black families remain a third below white household incomes.
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It can engage in redistribution, taxing high incomes and aiding families with lower incomes.
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Average incomes of those over 65 are slightly higher than incomes under that age.
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The income tax schedule for income from paid employment, entrepreneurial activities, and pensions is as follows: Incomes up to €224,133: 213% Incomes between €22019,26.82 and €30,000: 29% Incomes between €30,001 and €40,20193: 37% Incomes over €40,000 are subject to 45% in taxes.
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Some consumers with lower incomes had healthier personal balance sheets than those with higher incomes.
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Middle-class incomes rose faster in the 1950s and 1960s than incomes at the top.
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Generally, people with higher incomes are expected to save more money than those with lower incomes.
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Twelve years ago, the rebates were reduced for individual incomes above $75,000 and joint incomes above $150,000.
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Twelve years ago, the rebates were reduced for individual incomes above $75,000 and joint incomes above $150,2023.
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With a slower inflation rate, real incomes — that is, incomes after adjusting for inflation — rise more quickly.
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Yet, real incomes (meaning incomes adjusted for inflation) have been basically flat for the past three decades.
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"Over several decades, retiree incomes have been growing much faster than incomes of working age households," he said.
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Fully 2000m have incomes too low, and 22015m have incomes too volatile, to use mainstream financial products effectively.
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The incomes are adjusted for inflation and the percentages reflect the increase in incomes from 1999 to 2014.
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The average deduction ranged from $11,000 for those with incomes between $100,000 and $2023,000, to $57,000 for incomes between $21625,2900 and $220006 million, to a whopping $2202,2628 for those with incomes over $28500 million.
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While we have seen farm incomes fall since 22019, the years from 2007 through 2013 saw record farm incomes.
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People with higher incomes were more likely to consume fast food than those at lower incomes, the survey found.
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That means higher incomes are linked to shorter commutes and lower incomes to longer commutes, according to the report.
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To determine where middle-class incomes have increased, GOBankingRates analyzed the change in median household incomes of middle-class families from 1999 to 2014 and the change in the proportion of households earning middle-class incomes.
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One percent of those with incomes over $40,000 are unbanked, versus 14 percent of those with incomes under that threshold.
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Some were more sensitive to sagging incomes for the poorest; others would respond more to soaring incomes at the top.
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Faster-growing incomes in the developing world, particularly since 2000, have contributed to a convergence with incomes in rich countries.
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That's bad news because countries with more equal incomes tend to have stronger economic growth than countries with unequal incomes.
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Perhaps most surprisingly, Biggs points to recent research suggesting retiree incomes generally match or even exceed their pre-retirement incomes.
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Average EM incomes fell continually relative to developed world incomes from the industrial revolution to the start of this century.
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Germany According to the European Union, income taxes follow a progressive model in Germany, here The income tax bands are as follows: Incomes under €9,000: 0% (exempt) Incomes between €9,000 and €54,949: 14 to 453% Incomes from €54,950 to €260,532: 42% The highest incomes (those above €260,533) have an income tax rate of 45%.
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And indeed, across the mostly rich economies of the OECD, post-tax incomes are more equally distributed than pre-tax incomes.
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Wilkins said those with higher incomes tend to be sensitive to the impact of interest rates on asset prices, while those with lower incomes are likely more sensitive to the impact of rates on incomes and debt-service costs.
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In fact, the poorest saw their incomes rise much faster than the average while the richest saw their incomes rise much slower.
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The rich saw incomes rise more slowly then, but their incomes were still growing much faster than those of today's middle class.
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But support among those with incomes greater than $75,000 was twice as high as among those with incomes from $30,000 to $50,000.
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Correction: This article originally reported that urban households had seen their median incomes rise in 2015, while incomes in rural areas fell.
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People who get abortions are disproportionately likely to have low incomes — in 2014, 49 percent had family incomes below the poverty line.
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Another point: The Ryan tax-credit subsidies look too generous to those with high incomes and insufficiently generous to those with lower incomes.
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Individuals with incomes of $50,000 or less and married couples with incomes of $75,000 or less could receive a credit against the tax.
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In other words, the gap between incomes generated by economic activity in the United States and incomes accruing to US nationals will grow.
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The poor saw incomes go up by 21586 percent, compared with only 21000 percent growth for people in the 212th percentile of incomes.
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Rising household incomes could help, but China has had difficulty in achieving this; household incomes as a share of GDP have fallen since 22.
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People spend their incomes freely, on everything from homes to haircuts, in the belief that their jobs will not disappear and their incomes wither.
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Meanwhile, both sides' focus on incomes will detract from a better focus: how far those incomes go in delivering a decent standard of living.
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But since 2023, the bottom 90 percent have actually seen their real incomes decline, while the top 1 percent have seen their incomes soar.
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The family incomes of children at the 95th percentile in 1970 were four times higher than the incomes of children at the 20th percentile.
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Families with incomes less than $25,000 spent an average of $435 a year on alternative care, and those with incomes exceeding $100,000 averaged $590.
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When Japan stumbled, its people's incomes were close to American levels, but average Chinese incomes today are just a quarter of those in America.
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And 72 percent of those with incomes greater than $100,000 say they are confident, compared with 39 percent of those with incomes below $30,000.
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But low-income parents are the most worried — 82% of parents with incomes under $30,000, compared to 53% of parents with incomes over $75,000.
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While slightly more millennials with a financial imbalance — that is, with very different incomes — reported stress, most millennials with similar incomes did as well.
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Among those with incomes under $50,000 annually, that number has jumped 14 points, compared with a five-point increase among those with higher incomes.
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This shows that there is a mix between people with higher incomes and people with lower incomes yet we all live near each other.
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In a late change, the plan reduces the tax credits for individuals with annual incomes over $75,000 and married couples with incomes over $150,000.
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Only 2202 percent of households with adjusted gross incomes below $2628,28500 would face any limitation, versus 6900 percent of households with incomes above $2628,28503.
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The other rates are:35% for incomes over $903,100 ($408,200 for married couples filing jointly)32% for incomes over $160,725 ($321,450 for married couples filing jointly)24% for incomes over $1003,200 ($168,400 for married couples filing jointly)2150% for incomes over $2000,290 ($2110,25 for married couples filing jointly)290% for incomes over $1103,2110 ($26,290 for married couples filing jointly)The lowest rate is 10% for incomes of single individuals with incomes of $9,700 or less ($19,400 for married couples filing jointly)If you want to be conservative to avoid penalties and err on the side of a larger refund and keep the math simple, you can make your entire tax payment based on your top estimated tax bracket for the year.
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The same is true for women with higher incomes: 30 percent of women with family incomes of $100,000 or more report they've earned less than a man who was doing comparable work, Pew notes, compared with roughly one-in-five women with lower incomes.
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Premium incomes of life insurers grew 33.1 percent to 1.66 trillion yuan, while premium incomes of property insurers rose 8.7 percent to 777 billion yuan.
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Families with children under five spend an average 11 percent of their incomes on child care, and those with incomes below $123,000 spend 22 percent.
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Households have tended to buy motorcycles as their per capita incomes have risen, and then switch to passenger cars as their incomes increase even further.
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That compares with minimum guaranteed incomes in France and Germany, both of which have higher incomes per person than Italy, of €530 and €400 respectively.
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The young might contribute 10% of their incomes during their working lives, then, when they retire, collect 10% of the incomes of the next generation.
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The 400 Americans who earned the biggest incomes in 2013 paid the highest tax rate in 16 years — but they also saw their incomes drop.
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In last year's midterms, 52 percent of voters with incomes over $200,000 voted Republican, compared with only 38 percent of voters with incomes under $50,000.
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And I think, finally, you talk about incomes, and earlier this week on this show, we talked about whether or not guaranteed incomes are socialist, whatever.
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Home prices are heating up again, and incomes are not catching up, because even though household incomes jumped sizeably last year, home prices rose far faster.
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By this process, the incomes of households in relatively expensive areas are adjusted downward and the incomes of households in relatively cheaper areas are adjusted upward.
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Further, 90 percent of Americans with incomes exceeding $150,000 believe their constitutional rights are upheld regularly, compared to 85033 percent of those with incomes under $25,000.
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While Chicago's wage hike boosted incomes for workers in transportation, maintenance, and administrative services, restaurant employees did not see higher annual incomes due to the policy.
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Median home prices in most American cities are less than three times median family incomes, but in some cities they are five to ten times incomes.
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Almost all students in the study with estimated household incomes below $30,000 were black or Hispanic, while students with household incomes above $80,000 were predominantly white.
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It only tells us how incomes are distributed, and only at the very top for that matter, but it does not reveal whether incomes are growing.
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From 210 to 290, the UK was on an "exclusive" growth path: The incomes of the poor stagnated while the incomes of the rich increased substantially.
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Under present law, taxpayers who earn below certain income caps can subtract this fixed dollar amount from their adjusted gross incomes to lower their taxable incomes.
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People with low incomes would mostly see tax cuts, although the cuts would be smaller both in dollar terms and as a percent of their total incomes.
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Meager growth and rising inequality have resulted in stagnant incomes for much of the working class and declining incomes for those with the lowest levels of education.
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Less than half of eligible adults with family incomes under $20,000 voted in 2012, compared to 80 percent of those with family incomes of $100,000 or more.
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The percentages are incorrect, certainly not reflective of tax rates on average incomes and are above even the rates applied to the highest incomes in these countries.
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"This suggests that the incomes of Nordic people are not lower because, apart from public policy, low incomes are somehow part of Nordic culture," the report reads.
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In the late 19793s, the incomes of the poor were quite comparable in France and Norway, but the incomes of the rich were considerably lower in Norway.
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Soon it will offer a co-signing service for tenants whose incomes don't qualify, and a service matching tenants so that together their incomes would be enough.
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In a second study reported in the same paper, we reasoned that lottery tickets might be attractive to people with low incomes because, unlike in so many other situations they face in life, people with low incomes have the same opportunity to win as people with higher incomes.
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If incomes are markedly higher for 2019ers a decade after graduation than they are for 2018ers, that's a strong indication that debt relief increases incomes later in life.
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Data shows that people with higher incomes typically use Verizon or AT&T as their mobile carrier, while those with lower incomes might use T-Mobile or Sprint.
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The government will also eliminate a so-called "solidarity tax" on annual incomes of up to 20,103 euros and lower it for all other incomes from next year.
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And although incomes rose last year, home prices are still outpacing incomes in many metro areas because of the persistent shortage of new and existing homes for sale.
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People with lower incomes, who pay less in taxes, would see a much smaller benefit than Americans with high incomes, who can benefit more from such a deduction.
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For the highest 21945 percent of earners, incomes have grown more than 21991 percent; for the top 285 percent, incomes have grown by as much as 230 percent.
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The biggest decrease would go to those with incomes above $1.33,000, who would see their after-tax incomes rise by an average of 8.5 percent, or about $129,225.
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The Tax Policy Center estimates that only 11 percent of taxpayers with incomes under $50,000 claimed the deduction, compared with 82 percent of filers with incomes over $100,000.
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Likewise, the Forest Service has reported that 28503 percent of visitors in recent years had household incomes over $22019,000, while just 9 percent had household incomes under $25,000.
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In 2016, Pew research suggested 47% of those in families with incomes between $30,000 and $50,000 identified as Republican –more than the 123% of those with incomes over $150,000.
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People with moderate to low incomes are more likely to experience higher-than-Obamacare penalties under the Republican proposal than are people with higher incomes, the Commonwealth Fund noted.
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Even with higher average incomes in Silicon Valley, though, he said homebuyers now must spend about half of their pretax incomes on a monthly mortgage for a median home.
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For example, just 24 percent of those with incomes under $30,73 believe free trade helps the U.S., compared with 39 percent of those with incomes of $100,000 or greater.
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For example, just 24 percent of those with incomes under $30,000 believe free trade helps the U.S., compared with 39 percent of those with incomes of $100,000 or greater.
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In Charlotte, per capita incomes in 1990 were slightly higher 30 miles out than at the city center; now incomes are more than twice as high in the city.
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In general, though, "people in rural areas tend to have lower incomes throughout people's lifetimes," Dr. Berry said, and thus lower retirement incomes, with greater reliance on Social Security.
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For example, the states with the lowest incomes tend to be in the Southern and Midwest regions while the highest incomes are located in the Northeast and the West.
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And "median incomes for fine artists, actors, musicians, dancers, choreographers, photographers, and 'other entertainers' are below the median incomes of the US labor force overall ($0003,2000)," the researchers write.
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Around one-third (32%) of those who use the site as their primary incomes have college degrees, compared with 13.25% of those with college degrees who supplement other incomes.
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The embrace of capitalism by populous Asian nations like China and India has prodded incomes up, even if it was paired with stagnant middle class incomes in the wealthy world.
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Households in the lowest quintile had incomes of $24,638 or less in 2017, while the top 5 percent of households in the income distribution had incomes of $237,035 or more.
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Households outside of metro areas saw their incomes fall 2 percent (an update on this outlook can be found here), while households in cities saw their incomes grow 7.3 percent.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that 3.5 million borrowers with incomes above $100,000 per year claim the deduction, approximately equal to the 3.4 million borrowers with incomes below $50,000.
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House Republicans would reduce the number of tax brackets to three: 220 percent on the highest incomes, 22011 percent for the middle range and 235 percent on more modest incomes.
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Mr. Trump proposes ending the 2085 percent surtax on investment income from capital gains, which affects single taxpayers with adjusted gross incomes over $200,000 and couples with incomes over $250,000.
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Although the Census Bureau last month reported a jump in annual incomes across a wide spectrum, households with incomes below the median remain worse off than they were in 2000.
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The levy on net incomes ranges from the lowest 2.2 percent on incomes from 12,000 to 153,000 a year, to 5.0 percent up to 30,000, and 6.5 percent up to 40,000.
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But because median incomes have grown even slower during that same time, health insurance costs are eating up a bigger share of household incomes than ever, the Commonwealth Fund report found.
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Roughly 63 percent of adults surveyed with incomes below $40,000 have emergency savings, and just 39 percent of people with annual incomes of less than $20,000 had a rainy day fund.
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Home prices are rising faster than incomes, meaning buyers can expect "a larger chunk of their incomes devoted to mortgage payments," according to an April 2018 forecast from research firm CoreLogic.
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They should be liable to tax on their incomes at the same thresholds, he also said, taking into account typical fluctuations in incomes experienced by farmers over a three-year period.
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People with incomes above $99,000, or single parents with incomes above $136,500The size of each stimulus payment is based on the adjusted gross income (AGI) listed on your 2019 tax return.
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The change in what are called 529 College Savings Plans was designed to make the program more advantageous to people with moderate incomes and less so for those with high incomes.
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Indeed, the researchers found that incomes of younger workers entering the labor market are more unequal than in the past, suggesting that inequality in lifetime incomes will persist and even worsen.
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Incomes for the poor and for the rich grew strongly, and in 2010 both the rich and the poor Norwegians had overtaken the incomes of the rich and poor in France.
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Diminishing marginal utility is the common-sense notion that an extra dollar is worth a lot less in satisfaction to people with very high incomes than to those with low incomes.
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Consumer incomes are higher than ever — around the world.
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Perhaps the tax rate on individuals could be 10 percent up to $200,000 in income, 20 percent for incomes between $200,000 and $85033 million, and 35 percent for incomes above $1 million.
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Urban incomes rose 6.6 percent in the first nine months of the year, while rural incomes increased 7.5 percent, with both picking up from growth over the first half of the year.
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Incomes increase for first time since 2007: Incomes rose at a record pace in 2015 as American workers got a 6900 percent boost to their paychecks, the first increase in eight years.
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Medicaid beneficiaries tend to move often; to have unstable hours and incomes; and to have literacy challenges that can make it hard to submit detailed renewal packages or verify their incomes frequently.
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How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $6,1.33How much median housing costs have risen (2014-2017): $456 How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $6,560How much median housing costs have risen (2014-2017): $43 How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $6,610How much median housing costs have risen (2014-2017): $432 How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $5003,344How much median housing costs have risen (2014-2017): $1,008 How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $7,678How much median housing costs have risen (24-2017): $1,260 How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $7,825How much median housing costs have risen (2014-2017): $0003,092 How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $7,817How much median housing costs have risen (2014-2017): $1,080 How much median incomes have risen (13-2017): $8,300How much median housing costs have risen (21-21.3): $24,2500 How much median incomes have risen (2227-2000): $7003,2700How much median housing costs have risen (230-230): $2,940 How much median incomes have risen (2014-2017): $12,706How much median housing costs have risen (303-2017): $2,064 "When income rises faster than housing costs," Magnify Money reports, it could put "thousands more dollars per year into people's pockets" that can be used for common expenses like student loan repayments or credit card debt.
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Lots of factors besides tax rates affect incomes and economic growth, so looking over a long time range and figuring out which changes to incomes were caused by tax changes is very hard.
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It would also bolster the cost-sharing reduction subsidies that people with lower incomes receive to reduce their out-of-pocket costs, while extending eligibility for those subsidies to people with higher incomes.
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The wealthiest 6 percent not now taxed on their incomes at that level would then contribute their fair share, like the 21625 percent of us paying Social Security tax on all our incomes.
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The states where incomes fall shortest are Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho and Hawaii, all of them home to real per capita personal incomes of $36,000, give or take a few hundred dollars.
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Incomes and Outcomes If there is one issue that both Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump can probably agree on this year, it's the need to stop the fall of middle-class incomes.
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You can choose to accept students with good test scores who are more likely to have higher incomes, or you can choose to accept lower-scoring students who tend to have lower incomes.
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You can see that incomes for low-income Americans (the left half of the chart) go down slightly, while incomes for high-income Americans go up pretty significantly as they face fewer taxes.
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But in 1975, when Gates and Paul Allen founded Microsoft, the top marginal tax rate on individuals was 70% (for incomes over $100,000 per year), versus 503% today (on annual incomes over $510,300).
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Americans whose parents have low incomes are more likely to have low incomes themselves, and less likely to make it into the middle or upper class, than their counterparts in other advanced countries.
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She would impose a four-per-cent surcharge on incomes above five million dollars a year, and adopt a minimum thirty-per-cent tax rate on incomes above a million dollars a year.
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They found that people with higher incomes spent an estimated 10 minutes more alone in a day, 22 minutes more with friends, and 26 minutes fewer with family than people with lower incomes.
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This clustering has helped push incomes in different locations apart.
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They continue to rise far faster than incomes and inflation.
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Average incomes are among the highest of any minority group.
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The highest band is 10 percent on incomes above 220,000.
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And more spending would create more jobs and higher incomes.
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Areas with higher median incomes can skew income eligibility limits.
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Where does the money come from without incomes to tax?
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This is compared to 47% of Nigerians with higher incomes.
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Families with incomes below $160,000 pay no tuition, he said.
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But governments do not; they only have data on incomes.
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And home prices remain roughly in line with area incomes.
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However, it was largest among those with incomes beneath $30,000.
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In both places incomes were strained even before the fires.
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For people with low incomes, that's no choice at all.
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As a result, incomes generally are higher across the board.
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Britons are unprepared for such a hit to their incomes.
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Incomes declined more under Bush, a Republican, than under Obama.
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They are progressive (ie, those on higher incomes pay more).
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Instead, growth slowed and incomes for the vast majority stagnated.
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Those on low incomes struggle to budget over long periods.
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But real incomes are growing and the population is booming.
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Across the West, taxes on higher incomes have generally fallen.
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The festival offers 4,000 tickets to people with low incomes.
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Rather, it is a way to boost their meagre incomes.
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Their total incomes always increase with any amount of employment.
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That is well above average incomes in such rural areas.
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"As incomes rise, spending on insurance goes up," he says.
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The discrepancies are caused by low incomes and by debt.
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YOU'VE GOT INCOMES GOING UP. YOU HAVE SOLID HOURS WORKED.
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But as people's disposable incomes fall, tourism will be impacted.
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Urbanisation itself is welcome, because it boosts incomes and growth.
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She pays $500; the split is relative to our incomes.
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Most users were males in their thirties, with decent incomes.
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The measures have cut the disposable incomes of many Saudis.
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Fertilizer prices have faced pressure from weakening U.S. farmer incomes.
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Protests over rising prices and stagnant incomes are now common.
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Inflation has eased slightly but remains near 10%, eroding incomes.
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Household incomes are still rising, however, and interest is healthy.
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That law raised taxes on upper incomes and capped spending.
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But incomes are quantifiable, as is data about who has
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But for many with low incomes, the challenges never end.
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Household incomes are up and the poverty rate is down.
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Hyperinflation confiscated the incomes, pensions and assets of many Peruvians.
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Their bills, unlike disposable incomes, have doubled in this century.
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We need to raise these families' incomes, not their taxes.
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Endorsement incomes for the same period are then added on.
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The triumph of the soyabean hinges on incomes in China.
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Since 3163, beneficiaries with incomes above $85,000 pay higher premiums.
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Median incomes, in the meantime, grew a meager 29 percent.
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Banks avoid consumers with low incomes and poor credit scores.
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Even for lower income retirees, incomes rose by 31 percent.
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They pay for it all with their outrageous, disposable incomes.
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I have a plan to create jobs and raise incomes.
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Indeed, 82 percent of deduction takers had incomes over $100,000.
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Higher incomes will lead to a greater consumption of meat.
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Once this happens, the report says, incomes will balance out.
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Annual incomes average $7,000 below what they were in 1990.
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Women living alone saw their incomes rise by 8.7 percent.
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Immigrants' incomes, excluding naturalized citizens, jumped by over 10 percent.
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Sixty percent of seniors had incomes below $210,000 a year.
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Likewise, consumer incomes will be pinched by elevated gasoline prices.
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Those with lower incomes may not have expected as much.
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Employers are adding jobs; output is rising, as are incomes.
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They also studied incomes in areas with no agent growth.
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The commission recommended two provisions for owners with lower incomes.
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Uber caused this crisis of plummeting incomes for all drivers.
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Filers with incomes below that have even smaller tax savings.
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Even those who have high incomes are not truly wealthy.
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We think spending is getting a little ahead of incomes.
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Only two states have lower median male incomes than Mississippi.
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Almost none of these depend on trends in top incomes.
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Incomes have barely budged, and consumer debt is increasing again.
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We're on fixed incomes, so the extra money was useful.
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Prices just keep soaring while incomes fail to keep pace.
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The schools included students from a broad spectrum of incomes.
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Students with family incomes between $286,272 and $2000,2100 receive full-tuition scholarships and those with family incomes between $2100,603 and $260,250 get scholarships covering at least half of their tuition, according to the school.
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Students with family incomes between $65,000 and $130,000 receive full-tuition scholarships and those with family incomes between $130,000 and $200,000 get scholarships covering at least half of their tuition, according to the school.
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Average incomes for the richest 1 percent of French households doubled between 1983 and 2015, while the bottom 99 percent saw incomes rise by only one-fourth, according to the French economist Thomas Piketty.
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But I think as we move forward and incomes continue to grow, you know we've got real wages are growing more than 1% at an annual rate, then those higher incomes will increase housing demand.
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Trump's original plan would have increased people's average after-tax incomes by 85033 percent on a static basis, and his latest plan would only increase average after-tax incomes by 3.1 percent to 4.3 percent.
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So under the Senate-passed version of the tax bill, people with lower incomes would see only a partial benefit under the new tax credit, while families with higher incomes could receive the full credit.
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"Higher levels of agreeableness are more strongly associated with higher bankruptcy rates for those living in areas with lower average incomes, compared with those areas populated by individuals with higher average incomes," the authors wrote.
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While average life expectancy has overall risen in the United States, people with lower incomes tend to have shorter lives than those with higher incomes, a study from the Government Accountability Office, commissioned by Sen.
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In terms of strict egalitarianism, the best recent year was 2013, when the top 1 percent saw their incomes take a big hit due to Obama's tax hikes, while the 99 percent's incomes grew modestly.
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In lieu of rising incomes, credit was allowed to be democratized.
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Living standards were maintained only because increased credit supplemented deteriorating incomes.
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Even with our combined incomes, we can't afford anything around here.
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Wages, incomes, home values, and retirement accounts are all rising again.
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The government expanded a tax credit for workers on low incomes.
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Higher profits, therefore, mean higher capital incomes for the already rich.
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The technology, global economy, stagnant incomes that played a big role.
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Obamacare subsidies are available to people with low and moderate incomes.
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Incomes from the seven that had not been reported total $1,665,5573.
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Productivity-enhancing innovations are supposed to spread, raising growth and incomes.
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People with household incomes above $250,000 would not get any relief.
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Over the past decade, housing costs have risen faster than incomes.
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My wife is currently writing a book on universal basic incomes.
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The neighborhoods are largely black or Latino with relatively low incomes.
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There are over 70m taxpayers with incomes between $10,000 and $100,000.
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Since then it has kept incomes flat as wages have fallen.
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At incomes above $60,000, fast-food patronage begins to taper off.
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Or, at least, incomes or rents will eventually have to rise.
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As incomes grew and connections proliferated, Mr Ma took full advantage.
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Workless households' incomes are on average half those of working ones.
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Yet their incomes had increased by 9.2% compared with the others.
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Rising incomes and changing lifestyles add to upward pressure on prices.
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Those blessed with high incomes also owe their success to luck.
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It will reward those with high incomes who pay higher taxes.
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There are better ways of raising the incomes of Britain's poorest.
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Those subsidies are available to people with low or moderate incomes.
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The USDA predicts farm incomes will fall 17 percent this year.
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A partial deduction goes to higher incomes, but phases out quickly.
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The poorest two-fifths of Thais have seen their incomes drop.
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Rents and home prices in such places have far outpaced incomes.
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That aid is available to people with low and moderate incomes.
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Since 1999, median incomes have dropped in all but two states.
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Individuals, particularly people with higher incomes, can also buy private insurance.
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Given that incomes were flat for so long, it's no wonder .
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But don't look past the obvious: Groups are protecting their incomes.
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Obamacare expanded coverage to those making incomes up to 138 percent.
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More children go to school, families are healthier and incomes increase.
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Rising incomes and higher savings bode well for future consumer spending.
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At the time I had thought, well, with two incomes, maybe.
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But most of the 2.7% rise in real incomes was spent.
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Taxes on sales and incomes are the lowest in Latin America.
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Incomes and spending both rose by a robust 0.5% in January.
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This phenomenon diminishes, but does not eliminate, ageing's drag on incomes.
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Inflation has eased slightly but remains near 21990%, further eroding incomes.
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And how would this raise stagnant incomes for middle-class Americans?
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The collapsing pound will drive up inflation up, crimping real incomes.
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Senior citizens spend disproportionate amounts of their monthly incomes on electricity.
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This was substantially faster than incomes of the top 1 percent.
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Most Americans, understandably, are more worried about their slow-growing incomes.
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Eligible workers get training, subsidized incomes and medical and relocation assistance.
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Boca Raton is full of top tier homes and high incomes.
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Scandinavian-style workfare or guaranteed minimum incomes may be better alternatives.
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Median incomes rose by 5.2 percent, the fastest growth on record.
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At a rate of 1600 percent, incomes double every 22009 years.
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Millennials dedicate about 13 percent of their total incomes to rent.
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Inland households, often with lower incomes, are subsidizing coastal residents' choices.
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Average incomes are significantly lower in the East than the West.
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Both are aimed at people with incomes of $0003,2000 or more.
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But what it should do in Tennessee is raise family incomes.
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Household incomes were topped up to cover the cost of living.
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I want to have a surcharge on incomes above $5 million.
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Does it create jobs, raise incomes, and further our national security?
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First, nearly three-quarters of India's families depend on rural incomes.
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"In the 1990s, we made incomes rise for everyone," she said.
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They were given a script encouraging them to exaggerate their incomes.
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Among voters with family incomes below $2110,235, Mr. Sanders topped Mrs.
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We have personal incomes increasing for the first time this century.
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We have areas that have high incomes, so what's the deal?
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That means we need new jobs, good jobs, with rising incomes.
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Average incomes in 1990 were adjusted for inflation into 2017 dollars.
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The participants were racially diverse and tended to have low incomes.
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Household incomes are down more than $6900,2628 since the year 28503.
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For those with very low incomes, the deductible would be zero.
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Who are the prime beneficiaries of surging incomes at the top?
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" "It's true that real incomes have been falling for several years.
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That incomes slipped after the bubble peak of 63 is unsurprising.
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That means we need new jobs, good jobs with rising incomes.
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Consumers see their incomes being eaten by health care and education.
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Household incomes are down more than $103,210 since the year 2100.
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Incomes and wealth have stagnated for many workers, of all races.
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Average real incomes declined for nearly 20 years beginning in 1993.
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They're living on disability incomes, and they're healthier than I am.
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Incomes in Jordan have stagnated for years, as prices have soared.
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They're going to lose a huge portion of their disposable incomes.
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Immigration also tends to bolster the incomes of college-educated Americans.
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Incomes are rising across generations, with children out-earning their parents.
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Nearly 40% of buyers are in the upper fifth of incomes.
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Americans generally believe that as incomes increase, so should tax rates.
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Import taxes thus reduce their real incomes by a larger proportion.
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This is not the typical "demographic transition" traceable to improved incomes.
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Natives' average incomes are still far below those of white Alaskans.
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Their incomes were higher, their children's English results at school better.
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The difference was greater in women and those with higher incomes.
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Household debt, at a record high, has outpaced growth in incomes.
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If one happens, it will mean higher unemployment and lower incomes.
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But unless the mothers' incomes rose, they did no better either.
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Household incomes are down more than $2900,220006 since the year 2202.
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The Census Bureau's Current Population Survey includes questions about Americans' incomes.
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Roosevelt proposed a 100% rate on incomes above his proposed maximum.
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"The consumption, the incomes, people spending so much," he told me.
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Chileans are much less poor and their incomes are less unequal.
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Only three states have lower average household incomes than Kentucky's $61,757.
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Wages, incomes, home values and retirement accounts are all rising again.
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Crucially, those gains are finally starting to lift middle-class incomes.
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Basic incomes tend to increase people's work rather than reduce it.
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Incomes are rising, and we have the highest homeownership in history.
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For the bottom 90 percent, their incomes grew much more slowly.
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An increase in benefits also helps families with somewhat higher incomes.
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And those incomes at the top have shot to the heavens.
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What's more, economists thought, more productive workers would have higher incomes.
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And farmers used their higher incomes to purchase newfangled industrial goods.
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Actual results in the form of rising incomes weren't good enough.
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When the closings and layoffs began, household incomes and spending collapsed.
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Does it create jobs, raise incomes and further our national security?
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Addiction crosses all barriers, all lines, all races, and all incomes.
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The FCC estimates that some 95 percent of U.S. households with incomes of $150,000 have access to high-speed Internet, while less than half of households with incomes lower than $25,000 have Internet access at home.
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The Tax Foundation concluded Rubio's plan would raise incomes of the poorest 24.1 percent of tax filers by 210 percent, while CTJ found it would increase incomes for the poorest fifth of filers by 24.1 percent.
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Studies by Branko Milanovic and other economists show that over that period, incomes in some of the world's poorest countries rose — as corporations shifted production to low-wage markets — and middle incomes stagnated in rich countries.
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Ninety percent of insured households with incomes of 400% of poverty or more could meet a typical employer insurance deductible, but just 37% of lower income household with incomes under 150% of the poverty level could.
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Most have family incomes of more than five hundred thousand dollars a year, and about half have incomes of more than a million dollars a year or assets of more than eight million dollars, or both.
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The states with the lowest incomes tend to be clustered together geographically, and it shows just how unequally wealth is distributed across the US. These are the 15 states with the lowest incomes in the US.
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For example, a survey of working women in San Francisco revealed that only 6900 percent of new mothers with household incomes under $2628,28503 received benefits, compared to 22019 percent of those with household incomes above $97,000.
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Low-income men also appear less inclined to take paid leave: nearly a quarter of male claimants in California had incomes in the highest bracket, whereas only 10 percent had incomes in the lowest two brackets.
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Those with incomes below $6900,2628 — the bottom 28503 percent — would see an average increase in their after-tax incomes of 22019 percent in 2019 — the biggest percent gain of after-tax income of any income group.
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The reason that there was no difference between factory incomes and non-factory incomes in the Blattman and Dercon studies is that the very presence of factory jobs raises wages for everyone, not just factory workers.
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At the same time, objectively speaking, rural interests are massively overrepresented in the American political system, and despite several years of declining farm incomes, people who operate family farms have higher incomes than the typical American.
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As a result the estimated economic loss from warming is almost certainly understated, because the nastiest effects are concentrated in places where incomes are lowest: and, correspondingly, where tumbling incomes have the smallest effect on global GDP.
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And despite extremely high unemployment and low median incomes, the vast majority of Ferguson residents were getting to work one at a time in cars, thus taking a huge bite out of their already small median incomes.
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According to the study, published in Health Affairs, 65 percent of families with incomes below $35,000 had no paid sick leave, while the same was true of only 25 percent of families with annual incomes above $100,0003.
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Conversely, when states have made new investments in education, it was associated with increased graduation rates, higher incomes in adulthood and a lower risk of poverty; these benefits were greatest for students from families with low incomes.
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While all income groups have seen an increase in average real (after-tax) incomes, the largest increases have been at the top of the income distribution, where incomes have grown by more than 200 percent since 1979.
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A majority of both types of workers have incomes below that level.
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Even so, these are baby steps, with poverty high and incomes low.
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Children from families with incomes over 185% of poverty pay full price.
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Environmental rehabilitation work and efforts to diversify incomes were crucial, experts say.
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It's only when annual incomes climb above $400,000 do luxury vehicles dominate.
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Lower-income earners pay less in fines than those with higher incomes.
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Median household incomes in 2016 had finally inched back to 2007 levels.
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Here are the top 10 U.S. cities where incomes are outpacing housing.
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You might think that rising mortality is the flipside of falling incomes.
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Those with incomes less than $56,000 also forgo paying room and board.
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Venezuelans felt the results, in higher incomes and improved standards of living.
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One barrier that prevents people from earning higher incomes is occupational licensing.
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Parents with incomes under $65,000 are not expected to pay a cent.
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In reality, we need both incomes to afford to live in NYC.
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Both homes and businesses scrambled to salvage their sustenance and their incomes.
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This sensitivity to prices and incomes is important for global oil demand.
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Some of that is real, based on stagnant incomes and other things.
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Government officials have to reveal their incomes and properties to the public.
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With rising incomes and smaller families globally, travel is ever more popular.
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The opposite was true of people with incomes of $75,000 or higher.
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But achieving rich-world incomes is the exception rather than the rule.
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But the discontent is more general: incomes are falling and prices rising.
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Today, incomes in North Korea are an eighth of those in China.
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Higher employment means household incomes have held up better than average wages.
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L. and I make similar incomes, so we split expenses 218/2129.
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CHUCK SCHUMER: When middle-class incomes decline, America is a different place.
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Where they do, the incomes of the lowest-paid rise particularly fast.
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Such families often have higher incomes to provide more educational opportunities too.
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Though that may hurt some investors' incomes, it has its upsides, too.
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The recent rise in wages, though, hasn't lifted incomes for all households.
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After the renovations, Prora will be aimed at people with higher incomes.
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As people build their careers, or don't, their incomes tend to diverge.
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That will eat into incomes and act as a drag on consumption.
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But those on higher incomes proved more responsive and so benefited most.
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UNIVERSAL basic incomes are one of the hottest topics in economics today.
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Incomes have climbed since then, according to an analysis by Sentier Research.
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Households in the top 5 percent earned incomes of $214,463 or more.
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One reason may be that Americans don't realise how unequal incomes are.
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Hyperinflation under Mr Maduro's incompetent and larcenous administration has destroyed Venezuelans' incomes.
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Some borrowers are therefore juicing their incomes in order to qualify. How?
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That means that incomes also have risen more slowly in New Jersey.
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But many Cubans, living on monthly incomes of $50-200, are crestfallen.
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Real incomes in Russia have fallen by more than 20113% since 2014.
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Patients in poor countries are popping more pills as their incomes rise.
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Incomes rose a solid 6.83 percent in June, matching the May increase.
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Shares in "defensive" stocks with steadier incomes and dividends were in demand.
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JOHN HARWOOD: The stagnation of middle class incomes— V.P. JOE BIDEN: Yes.
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This, in turn, has been found to boost women's incomes and jobs.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast incomes rising 0.3 percent in January.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast incomes rising 27.6 percent in January.
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It remains unsustainable for household debt to rise relative to incomes indefinitely.
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Wages and discretionary incomes have not increased over the past seven years.
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Growth in housing debt has outpaced the slow growth in household incomes.
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This indicates that very top incomes do not reflect differences in merit.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast incomes rising 20.2 percent in January.
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Median wages have stagnated even as incomes at the top have soared.
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Rural regions also tend to be populated with people with lower incomes.
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He says jobs are scarce, poverty is rising and incomes are stagnant.
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Their remittances boost local incomes, property prices and demand for better schools.
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That may help it win customers with a wider range of incomes.
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In states with high nominal incomes, prices are usually higher—with exceptions.
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Durham is unusual for its failure to drag up state-wide incomes.
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As low-earners' incomes increase, benefits are withdrawn in a hodgepodge fashion.
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Different groups have different age and regional profiles, which also affects incomes.
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Among the reasons: strong job growth, rising incomes and looser financial conditions.
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That means half of all household incomes in the country are lower.
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Incomes were up a solid 203 percent, matching the gain in March.
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Wages and salaries, the most important component of incomes, rose 220 percent.
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People do not feel like they are overheating if their incomes improve.
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Average farm incomes are roughly double what they were a decade ago.
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Pets have become fashionable in major cities in line with rising incomes.
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They are also more likely to have lower incomes and less education.
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It donates $1 per visit toward appointments for women with low incomes.
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Transgender Americans are four times as likely to have incomes under $10,000.
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Government statistics showed household incomes falling at their fastest rate since 2011.
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Higher incomes then give people the opportunity to invest in entrepreneurship themselves.
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Customers with lower incomes were financing the country's energy transition, he said.
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They also planned tax cuts for low and middle incomes and companies.
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Average incomes jumped to nearly $8,000, from less than $1,000 a year.
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College degrees open doors to steady careers, higher incomes and financial security.
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My estimate is they save 20% to 25% of their gross incomes.
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Those with the very highest incomes would receive the biggest tax cuts.
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The ultra-high incomes of some financial professionals are another obvious target.
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It's no secret that YouTubers and video creators can make huge incomes.
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Wages and salaries, the most important component of incomes, gained 0.5 percent.
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But people earning higher incomes are definitely going to feel these prices.
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Filers with incomes below that have even smaller tax savings this year.
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This small New England state offers high incomes and mild summers, too.
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Enjoy coastal cities like Boston and fairly high annual incomes in Massachusetts.
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Graduates with higher incomes will pay back more than they were given.
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The economy is markedly better, but incomes and growth remain stubbornly low.
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During his term, he raised incomes, increased home ownership and reduced poverty.
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Incomes for Latino households have declined by nearly $1,000 under President Obama.
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As promised in his electoral campaign, this has boosted families' disposable incomes.
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People with low incomes pay a disproportionately high price for financial services.
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It noted similarly that incomes had climbed while household spending had slowed.
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Indeed, it's one of the biggest reasons why real incomes have stagnated.
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Rents, too, have risen sharply, while incomes have failed to keep pace.
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On average, they performed 20% more cycles than women with lower-incomes.
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You see 240 student applications, with various family incomes and test scores.
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Drop out rates are highest for students from families with low incomes.
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Someone asked how she planned to engage with people of lesser incomes.
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But such events merely reduce our own incomes while leaving others' unaffected.
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By cutting the payroll tax, take home incomes rise along with consumption.
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Higher incomes make homeownership more of a possibility, especially for young people.
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Growth in American incomes spurred greater demand for fresh produce year-round.
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Ms. Nuñez and Ms. Peña are retired and live on fixed incomes.
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Home prices are out of reach relative to incomes and mortgage rates.
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Inflation is low enough that this represents rising incomes for American workers.
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Their incomes are going to suffer as the shutdown continues, he added.
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That increased their incomes on welfare alone by 25 percent or more.
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Most of the neighborhood's residents are retired and living on fixed incomes.
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Unconventional monetary policies contributed to the productivity slowdown which has hurt incomes.
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Sanders would bring it back for annual incomes of more than $250,000.
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People with lower incomes get additional government assistance to reduce their payments.
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Meanwhile, the incomes of the poorest half of humanity remain virtually unchanged.
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The rural picture is also discouraging, with India's farmers facing falling incomes.
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But a fall in rural incomes risks damaging that support next year.
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First, able-bodied parents who left welfare more than doubled their incomes.
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"The capacity to adapt better is proportional to higher incomes," Jina said.
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Other effects include food price hikes and losses in poor farmers' incomes.
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TAXES - Reduce tax on incomes below C$1003,000 to 13.75% from 15%.
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False: Bernie Sanders does not plan to tax minimum wage incomes 52%.
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How can consumers buy more goods if they are not generating incomes?
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Loopholes cost over $1 trillion, and equal incomes don't pay equal taxes.
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For people with incomes above $200,000, the average tax savings was $4,580.
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Incomes grew more for poorer households last year, adjusted for household size.
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That's because as student loan bills have climbed over time, incomes haven't.
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Higher interest rates make mortgages more expensive and thus squeeze household incomes.
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However, the difference between men's and women's median incomes is over $9,000.
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Better incomes for those who can't work and who can't find work.
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Family Dollar customers tend to have lower incomes than Dollar Tree customers.
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Incomes are also adjusted for the cost of living in each state.
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Lower-income households use cash more often than those with higher incomes.
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The dollar shortage had hit real incomes, reducing sugar demand, he added.
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TAXES - Reduce tax on incomes below C$47,1003 to 13.75% from 15%.
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Women had been pulled into the work force, abruptly doubling family incomes.
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First, real incomes have remained flat for over the last 35 years.
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The relentless climb in price of single-family houses has outpaced incomes.
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She will receive only passive investment incomes from those businesses going forward.
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Farm incomes are down 50 percent from four years ago, he added.
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Average incomes of visitors are falling as more cheap flights become available.
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The FCC has estimated that 95 percent of U.S. households with incomes of at least $150,000 have access to high-speed internet, while less than half of households with incomes lower than $25,000 have Internet access at home.
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"International travel is a true splurge; very few people (4%) with household incomes under $50,000 say they're taking international flights this summer, but that number jumps to 21% among those with household incomes greater than $150,000," Wronski noted.
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We measure absolute mobility by comparing children's household incomes at age 21625 (adjusted for inflation using the Consumer Price Index) with their parents' household incomes around age 2900 (go here for a summary and here for the study).
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US News said in a post on its ranking method that Pell Grant recipients tend to come from families with annual incomes below $50,000, with most of the money going to students from families with incomes below $20,000.
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In 2013, 27.7 percent of people in Pottstown had incomes below the poverty level, compared to 17.7 percent statewide; 34.7 percent of Pottstown children live in families with incomes below the poverty level, compared to 19 percent statewide.
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Even more controversial, "vertical equity" is generally taken to hold that people with higher incomes should pay a larger percentage of their incomes in tax or, in other words, that the government should impose a progressive income tax.
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Among Americans with household incomes of $11,000 or less, 69% say they feel at least somewhat prepared to handle an infection in their family; that rises to 83% among those in households with incomes of $211,250 or more.
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I will quote him at some length, because in my opinion no one captures the situation better than he does: Most working-class whites have incomes below $262,260; most whites with BAs or more have incomes above $22016,000.
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Those who are below area median, particularly the lowest decile, people who are on Social Security benefits, people who are on fixed incomes, they're not seeing their incomes increase to match anywhere near their level of rental burden.
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The FCC estimates that some 95 percent of U.S. households with incomes of at least $150,000 have access to high-speed Internet, while less than half of households with incomes lower than $25,000 have Internet access at home.
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The FCC has estimated that some 95 percent of U.S. households with incomes of at least $150,000 have access to high-speed Internet, while less than half of households with incomes lower than $25,000 have Internet access at home.
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Although average incomes for nonwhites increased at about the same rate as incomes for whites in the postwar years, in 1959 the black poverty rate was still 56 percent, and blacks on average earned 53 percent what whites did.
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And even for blacks who have "made it" — whose incomes are in the upper half of American incomes — 60 percent of their children tumble back into the lower half in the next generation, according to a Federal Reserve study.
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And women with household incomes under $32,85033 were over ten times more likely than women with household incomes above $97,000 to respond that they would take less than twelve weeks of maternity leave even if it were fully paid.
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In 2025, those in the bottom quintile of income would have their after-tax incomes increase on average by 85033 percent, though people making less than $10,000 on average would have their after-tax incomes decrease by 1.7 percent.
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They were able to match individual college attendance records from the Department of Education to both those students' future incomes — up to age 34 for the oldest 1980 students — and their parents' incomes, as indicated in their tax returns.
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"People are not saving because they have such low incomes," Professor Loewenstein concluded.
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They are seeking livable incomes, job security and regulated fares among other demands.
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"They are building homes and flats for people with higher incomes," he said.
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"Families are increasingly relying on mothers' incomes to make ends meet," Schochet says.
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This drastically limits who can use one by excluding people with low incomes.
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Compensation and benefits packages become less important as incomes increase, the report said.
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Residents there pay more than half of their monthly incomes on housing alone.
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Manufactured homes are often bought by people with low credit scores and incomes.
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"This can be particularly helpful for retired parents on fixed incomes," Mayotte said.
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Still, there are some cities where incomes are rising faster than housing costs.
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These variables are jobs, incomes, credit costs and the strength of external demand.
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Whereas rents increased by 18% between 5003 and 2015, incomes rose by 5%.
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About 20% come from families with incomes at or below the poverty line.
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Elsewhere, changes to Steam's discoverability algorithms have significantly impacted some game makers' incomes.
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And their dual incomes and education have left them wary of angry populists.
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WHITE HOUSE ECONOMIC ADVISER KEVIN HASSETT SAYS INCOMES GROWING AT A HIGH RATE
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As incomes fall in recessions, more people qualify and automatically start getting assistance.
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By contrast, 95 percent of those with incomes over $150,000 are broadband subscribers.
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Meanwhile, the tax rate for incomes between $44,700 and $89,401 will drop slightly.
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The Democratic candidates' focus has been on how to increase middle class incomes.
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This, despite the fact that women have much lower average incomes than men.
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And the only time America becomes sour is when middle-class incomes decline.
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Plus, "monthly payments have increased twice as much as incomes," the report says.
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Personal incomes rose 0.2 percent last month, just half the gain in July.
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By contrast, real incomes for those who are 60 and older have risen.
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Politicians often rack up huge incomes during and after their time in office.
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SWEDES discuss their incomes with a frankness that would horrify Britons or Americans.
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"I think you can see acceleration in spending, incomes are rising," Sternlicht said.
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Incomes are almost bang on the national average of £29,000 ($37,000) a year.
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It often locks women into lower incomes for the rest of their careers.
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But the picture is different for Obamacare customers with incomes higher than $30,000.
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Demand is growing faster than incomes and holds up well in economic downturns.
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The credit is income based and is reduced for people with higher incomes.
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You finally have people qualifying because they have jobs and some higher incomes.
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As their incomes rise, young Chinese are spending more on higher-quality entertainment.
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My fiancé, A., and I split the $1,650 rent proportionally to our incomes.
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What is more, plutocrats may not report their incomes accurately in the survey.
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Research suggests that the top 1% under-report their incomes by 10-20%.
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From the moment he entered the working world, he always had two incomes.
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Farm incomes have also suffered from years of overproduction and low commodity prices.
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It also offers states more Medicaid dollars to cover adults at lower incomes.
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On average, labour platforms provided only one-third of on-demand workers' incomes.
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Such measures would hurt the productivity, incomes, and living standards of all citizens.
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"SMS reaches all incomes and we wanted to be agnostic," she told me.
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Think of the jobs and incomes this is killing in the United States.
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The wealthy Gulf states have seen their incomes slashed by collapsing oil prices.
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Victims of abuse and people with lower incomes also often purchase the phones.
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"Expenditures really recovered from the recession, but incomes really did not," Currier said.
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Incomes, jobs and credit costs are the key drivers of the U.S. economy.
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If you take inflation into account, their incomes have been flat since 1972.
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People of all backgrounds, races, ethnicities and incomes are dying from drug overdoses.
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With the growth of the post-retirement labour market, oldsters' incomes have diverged.
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Her plan has no income cap—families with incomes above $125,000 are included.
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In the Arab world's poorest state, war has cut incomes by almost half.
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The demogrant avoided the trap by not phasing out benefits as incomes rose.
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At more recent growth rates, high incomes will be decades longer in arriving.
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But another trend is suppressing the recovery of incomes since the recession: ageing.
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This is probably because today's pensioners enjoyed rising incomes while they were working.
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Incomes are rising; wages are on a flat to maybe gently accelerating trend.
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Net of taxes, their retirement and pre-retirement incomes are close to equal.
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Second, even supposed "non-savers" have significant retirement incomes apart from Social Security.
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It would increase the incomes of 5.2 million people living in deep poverty.
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Incomes in the region are 30 percent of those in the euro area.
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Across Asia, rising incomes and patchy insurance coverage make for an attractive market.
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Wage growth remaining at 3.0% should further support incomes and consumption-led growth.
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Subsidies reduced premiums to almost standard rates for households with incomes under $40,000.
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But family incomes, at least as estimated by the Census, continued to lag.
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Real median incomes rose 5.2 percent in 2015 — phenomenal growth by economic standards.
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In addition to their incomes, many millionaires have other income streams as well.
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They make good incomes, save a decent amount, and have plenty left over.
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Americans can now deduct mortgage interest from their incomes if they itemize deductions.
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Californians pay 2628 percent of their incomes in state and local taxes already.
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Southwest of Phoenix, residents will find fairly high incomes and relatively low rents.
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Unfortunately, many rich people think their high incomes exempt them from this rule.
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I want him to help us get more good jobs with rising incomes.
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They know their power and incomes will diminish greatly in a Trump administration.
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These Saudis worry that their incomes will not rise to meet higher costs.
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The richest 2628 percent paid $28503, less than 22019 percent of their incomes.
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It hurts the most vulnerable: patients with low incomes and serious chronic conditions.
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That's why I've laid out plans for more good jobs with rising incomes.
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Optimism about jobs and incomes guides consumer spending, which is on the uptick.
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The primary explanations for the stagnation of middle-class incomes are necessarily domestic.
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As incomes rose after that, the burden of out-of-pocket costs dropped.
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A long stretch of unusually slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes.
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There should be good toys that are affordable to families of all incomes.
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It's not that the retail industry doesn't offer potential paths to good incomes.
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The prior administration had a decline in that measure of average family incomes.
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Many are the working poor whose incomes are not enough to sustain them.
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As incomes and temperatures rise, so is demand for air-conditioning, she said.
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Their petitions listed modest incomes and expenses, including car payments and credit cards.
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There are no so-called poor doors to distinguish entrances for different incomes.
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But as far as artists' incomes are concerned, it is becoming more unequal.
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"Sometimes people's incomes just do not support what's in the market," she said.
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"It's true that real incomes have been falling for several years," responded Putin.
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That isn't because most people who require long-term care have low incomes.
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We are in the second year of rising incomes across all income groups.
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But investment gaps between parents of differing incomes were not always so large.
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Parents in the middle 50 percent of incomes have also increased their spending.
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But that doesn't matter if prices are out of reach relative to incomes.
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A new study found that most authors' incomes are below the poverty line.
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All these strongly favor very high incomes – and everything else is small change.
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But their aversion to shoe money does not apply to their own incomes.
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In fact, an extra 0.9% Medicare tax is withheld for incomes above $200,000.
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Together, these forces pinched the incomes of the middle class and the poor.
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"Real incomes haven't gone up in 20, 30, 40 years," Mr. Hanna said.
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And New York City has higher incomes than other parts of the country.
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For one thing, incomes haven't risen that much in the past few years.
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As a result, incomes rose, thereby increasing tax contributions and stimulating economic growth.
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Average incomes, adjusted for inflation, grew by 281 percent from 22014 to 250.
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Because only people with low incomes are asked, actual use may be higher.
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The state has the eighth-smallest difference between median male and female incomes.
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It also has the 2124th-smallest difference in men's and women's median incomes.
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It also has the 24th-largest gap between median male and female incomes.
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Ahead, you'll find responses from a wide range of incomes, ages, and industries.
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Those surveyed by Student Loan Hero reported lower incomes than the general population.
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Our platform calls for a 100 percent tax on all incomes over $200,000.
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Raising Zika babies is hard enough for families with stable marriages and incomes.
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They may lose their incomes, having been dependent on the detained family member.
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Seniors and those on fixed incomes will be the ones hurt the most.
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For most purchasers, with low or moderate incomes, Obamacare subsidies reduced their costs.
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The impact on jobs and incomes in the United States is less clear.
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With their lower incomes, the couple are straining to pay household bills. Mrs.
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Incomes should be at or below 130 percent of the federal poverty level.
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Incomes should be at or below 130 percent of the federal poverty level.
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Tax rates for higher incomes will also go down by an unspecified percentage.
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For instance, although rates of obesity have increased for all income groups in the past 40 years, the data showed that those with higher incomes were less likely to be obese than those with middle or lower incomes in 2009-14.
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On average, people born into the bottom 1% of American families in terms of incomes reach the 30th income percentile as adults—far below the 50th percentile that would be expected if there was no relationship between incomes across generations.
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Commonwealth's report noted that the difference in view is at least partly due to the fact that Obamacare customers tend to have lower incomes than people in employer plans, meaning a bigger share of their incomes are devoted to health coverage.
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If you qualify for help buying insurance under Obamacare, the government makes sure you don't pay more than a certain percentage of your income, which starts at 222 percent at low incomes and tops out at 603 percent for higher incomes.
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In a 623 report, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development found that incomes for the top 262 percent of earners in advanced economies had increased 23.6 percent in the last two decades, while low-wage workers have seen incomes fall.
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Seven million households with incomes of $200,000 or more receive a larger share of these resources than the 55 million households with incomes of $85033,000 or less, even though lower-income families are far more likely to struggle to afford housing.
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They estimate that the top 1 percent of earners would see their after-tax incomes fall by 1.62 percent, or an average of $37,804; all other income groups would see their after-tax incomes rise modestly, by less than 1 percent.
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The proposal would also reallocate millions of federal dollars that the health law dedicates to lowering costs for people with modest incomes and use the money for premium assistance to those with higher incomes, no matter how much money they make.
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Over the last 40 years, inflation-adjusted incomes of the top 1 percent of wage earners in this country have risen by 241 percent, while incomes of the bottom 90 percent have stagnated, barely keeping up with the cost of living.
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The results of this complex system of 42 different pension plans are remarkable: France has among the world's lowest old-age poverty rates, and average incomes of those over 65 are slightly higher than incomes under that age, a global rarity.
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The Trump plan does not call for lowering the rates on long-term capital gains, which now top out at 2000 percent for the highest earners — single filers with adjusted gross incomes above $2250,6953, and couples with incomes above $2695,22.
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The tax bill has the federal government claiming priority in taxation of individual incomes, whereas a true federalist approach would let states set local tax policy based on local needs and allow the federal government to tax effective incomes that remain.
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Instead it monitors remotely, using national registers of family incomes, taxes paid and more.
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Brexit negotiations may be tough, but living with lower incomes afterwards could be tougher.
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Down payment fund As the Legends recently got married, they needed to combine incomes.
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Incomes comrade Mayor de Blasio of New York City, he shut the program down.
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Obamacare's subsidies are based on enrollees' incomes and cost of coverage in their areas.
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Though incomes are up, home prices have been rising even faster in many cities.
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Family incomes have dwindled as a result, putting children further at risk of starvation.
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This boosted incomes, which are now well above what they were 40 years ago.
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"We are happy the irrigation program is improving agricultural production and incomes," Muluh said.
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Units are supposed to be kept at affordable prices for people with low incomes.
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The rich tend to spend a smaller share of their incomes than the poor.
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Strong growth in incomes and wages, and low inflation are supporting strong consumption growth.
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Add some brownstones and parks to East New York and suddenly median incomes rise.
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The more than house prices exceed incomes, the more unaffordable a place is considered.
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Since 2012, when incomes fell to their lowest recent level, they've risen 10.7 percent.
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What we really need is for incomes to grow faster than home price appreciation.
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Our plan would provide help to families with employed parents with incomes below $60,000.
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Families with annual incomes of less than $100,000 will get the package for free.
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And median household incomes jumped by 5.2 percent 2015, the most recent data available.
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Median incomes have dropped nationwide since 1999, in some places by nearly 9 percent.
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Americans and Europeans are not more deserving of high incomes than Ethiopians or Haitians.
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Thailand's dismal performance is not dramatically out of step with countries of similar incomes.
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In terms of ways to boost the incomes of poor people, it's very roundabout.
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Since 1960, renters' incomes have increased by only 5% while rents have risen 61%.
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In contrast, 72% of students come from families with the highest 25% of incomes.
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Development experts hope that higher incomes and stronger states will end these witch hunts.
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She found that many are using their substantial online followings to supplement their incomes.
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Despite this contribution to the industry's record profitability, TV writers' incomes were in decline.
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My sense is that further pressure on real incomes is not yet fully discounted.
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In other states, American Indians with low incomes can sign up for expanded Medicaid.
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The reforms squeezed the incomes of the poor, yet falling unemployment cushioned the blow.
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Ellis noted that farm incomes were about half their levels from six years ago.
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In Vietnam, which hit the same peak in 210, incomes averaged a mere $5,024.
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The end of convergence would be bleak news for Africa, where incomes are lowest.
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Pay stubs are looked at, incomes verified, and she can't be on government assistance.
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Consequently, builders and stylists have jobs and incomes from which they too can spend.
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In several of these places, incomes increased 20% or more from 2012 to 2017.
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For incomes to equalise, different countries must use similar sorts of technology, for instance.
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That is one reason why a yawning generation gap in incomes has opened up.
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Demand growth is driven by rising incomes, urbanization and population growth in developing countries.
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"Things like child abuse are not restricted to families with low incomes," she added.
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In Syria incomes have fallen by almost half since the war began in 2012.
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Cheaper fertiliser has pepped up farm production and, in places like Malawi, raised incomes.
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Residents of nation's capital had the biggest paydays overall, with household incomes averaging $116,090.
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Male incomes, for example, go up $153 more annually when Democrats are in charge.
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Lenders offered mortgages to people with wildly inadequate incomes or down payments or documentation.
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The sample included 3,316 women of varying races, ages, locations, education levels, and incomes.
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They argue "government policies, not market incomes, are driving the decline" observed in poverty.
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Among rich countries Germany enjoys higher incomes and greater cheer than ten years ago.
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Rising imports, for example, are depressing incomes and employment in American import-competing industries.
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Strikingly, though, Mr Trump's approval ratings have improved among Americans with the highest incomes.
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By one count, the city is the world's second-most expensive relative to incomes.
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A few years ago residents there were spending their fast-rising incomes in China.
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But life expectancy over time has increased even more than implied by rising incomes.
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Average incomes have quadrupled during 15 years of economic growth at over 5 percent.
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Some of the most zealous users have made six figure incomes on fantasy betting.
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But the Census data on incomes confirm what other fresher monthly numbers are showing.
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Despite two years of recession, Russians have adjusted to falling incomes without much protest.
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For the bottom 80% of earners, after-tax incomes would rise by under 2%.
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She is proposing a tax hike on households with incomes exceeding $215 million annually.
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She also cited her proposal to put a surcharge on incomes above $5 million.
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Mobius said he likes companies that will benefit from rising consumer incomes in China.
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Growth in housing debt has outpaced incomes, a result that threatens economy-wide spending.
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Compensation and benefits packages also became less important as incomes increased, the report said.
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Next are market fundamentals, like the ratios of home prices to rents and incomes.
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It's an opportunity to restore work, rising wages, and incomes to the middle class.
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Trade creates larger markets, which allows for greater specialisation, lower costs and higher incomes.
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Continued improvement in the job market is a major reason incomes are picking up.
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That's unaffordable for the many retirees with low incomes and limited savings, she added.
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With consumer spending outpacing incomes, savings fell to their lowest level since May 0003.
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Job growth didn't correlate at all because more jobs don't necessarily mean higher incomes.
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Estimates peg those premiums at $135.50 in 2019 for those with incomes below $85,96.33.
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Agrochemicals companies have been consolidating, partly due to falling commodities prices hitting farm incomes.
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However, the sources of political discontent go beyond slow growth of wages and incomes.
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Since 1977, incomes have expanded by 300 percent, while rents grew by 400 percent.
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That means we should be saving at least 15-20% of our incomes now.
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Very rich Americans earning household incomes above $150,000 were the least angry income bracket.
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Generating two incomes and living on the smaller one while banking the other is .
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At the same time, incomes of the working class in advanced economies have stagnated.
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Supporters argue the elderly, disabled and others with fixed incomes desperately need the assistance.
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In February, Narendra Modi, the prime minister, pledged to double farm incomes by 2022.
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Read our Leader on rethinking the welfare state and Briefing about universal basic incomes.
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DOL rules could also reduce real family incomes, reduce profits and even cause layoffs.
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Helping countries become food secure also raises incomes and expands markets for American producers.
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Fertilizer prices plunged last year amid declining U.S. farm incomes and excess global supply.
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Americans' incomes usually peak in middle age, then decline as they head towards retirement.
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The actual range of worker productivity is much narrower than the range of incomes.
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Participating shops were seeing gouged incomes as they struggled to meet unrealistic cost cuts.
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Typically, if GDP per capita is rising, some of that flows to household incomes.
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In February Narendra Modi, the prime minister, pledged to double farm incomes by 2022.
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Household incomes, adjusted for inflation, are down by a quarter between 2000 and 2017.
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" Even so, Powell acknowledged that "it's driven incomes up but it doesn't help everyone.
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Empowering women leads to stronger countries, higher family incomes, and more private sector jobs.
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Consumers' short-term expectations for their incomes also improved, Franco said in a statement.
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The situation is much worse for people with lower incomes and no family support.
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Some accept insurance, including Medicaid for women with low incomes; some charge modest fees.
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I also broke respondents into three roughly equal income categories, based on reported incomes.
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In the past three decades legacy incomes have more than doubled in real terms.
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And it is regressive; it is of greatest value to those with high incomes.
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The industry is booming amid rising Chinese incomes and limited access to credit cards.
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"That will safeguard indigenous people's livelihoods and boost farmers' incomes, as well," he said.
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Meanwhile, farm incomes stayed relatively flat, particularly after commodity prices fell in recent years.
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But families' disposable incomes are likely to rise as they lay off their chauffeurs.
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Incomes kept increasing as they progressed to full-time work and increased their wages.
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With incomes growing only moderately, consumer sales generally are steady but less than robust.
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Young borrowers and financially illiterate people with low incomes were particularly vulnerable, it added.
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It has even to some extent changed how Americans of different incomes view opportunity.
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Villagers also have planted fruit trees - meaning better nutrition and higher incomes, Khan said.
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Farm incomes in 2016 are expected to have hit their lowest levels since 2009.
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Incomes have risen and output is growing, although it is not growing terribly fast.
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But the young have higher incomes not because they're richer but because they're working.
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These products are typically reserved for those with above-average incomes and credit history.
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Household incomes are down more than $2100,000 since the year 2000 — 16 years ago.
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Farmers across the country are confronting their fifth consecutive year of declining farm incomes.
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We believe people of all incomes should be able to live in all neighborhoods.
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In San Jose, median home values are more than seven times median family incomes.
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With low incomes, Las Vegas and Reno's home state isn't particularly a high roller.
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Tennessee's low costs of living don't quite make up for the state's lower incomes.
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Kentucky's high poverty rate and low incomes put the Bluegrass State at number eight.
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Twelve states with high per capita incomes receive the minimum: dollar for dollar matching.
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They also recalled workers who verify incomes and enable mortgage companies to process loans.
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Some buildings, like 535 Carlton, are entirely affordable rentals, with a mix of incomes.
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A long, luxe ladder away, 259.1,2224 households reported incomes of $230 million or more.
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With military caregivers sacrificing educational opportunities, jobs and incomes, financial burdens can be enormous.
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This group of parents prioritize children over marriage and often are on single incomes.
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Now farm incomes are falling due to cooling export demand and plummeting grain prices.
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Incomes tended to gradually increase with age among workers in their 20s and 2000s.
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Whites enjoy a lower unemployment rate, higher household incomes, and substantially more household wealth.
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Male and female veterans' annual median incomes are both higher than their nonveteran counterparts.
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Incomes exceeded the national median in 22018 of the 22007 districts that Democrats captured.
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He said today's millennials have higher incomes, and housing mortgage has become more affordable.
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Since the early 1980s, G.D.P. growth has failed to consistently increase working-class incomes.
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The biggest fall was in 2016, but now incomes have gradually started to recover.
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Incomes were also held back by drops in dividend and social security benefit payments.
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But a funny thing happened to musicians' incomes as recorded music became more accessible.
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In time, he said, his members' incomes would fall, and local businesses would suffer.
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Black students at the school also had significantly lower estimated incomes than white students.
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I think black people, in general, no matter their incomes, like to look nice.
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Take AOC's famous advocacy of a 70 percent tax rate on very high incomes.
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It may, however, depend on whether Americans' incomes and living standards are consistently rising.
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"There is nothing that the landowners have done to earn those incomes," he said.
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Median household incomes had their biggest jump ever last year, rising by 5.2 percent.
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The new minimum wage would bump driver's incomes by about 205 percent, on average.
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Inflation rates grew 50 percent from 2006 to 2017, yet incomes are hardly budging.
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And the New Zealand Government has a package to subsidize wages and support incomes.
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People making between $25,300 and $50,20203 will see incomes go up by 4.9 percent.
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Physicians who adopt these practices may earn seven- or even eight-figure annual incomes.
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It is a special problem for seasonal workers whose incomes fluctuate throughout the year.
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When spouses&apos incomes are combined, the threshold can be exceptionally hard to meet.
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Similarly, those on limited incomes struggle to afford broadband access even where it's available.
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Many of them are in old age, often with low incomes and poor mobility.
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Falling real incomes have hit the Russian car market since 2018's 12.8% growth.
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He noted the recent revelation that the administration had overstated incomes in its budget.
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Falling real incomes have hit the Russian car market since 2018's 12.8% growth.
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The study noted significant increases among people with lower education levels and household incomes.
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Porch also analyzed the words in neighborhood names with the highest average household incomes.
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Prices are increasing far faster than incomes, even as the economy and employment improves.
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But it also would include higher taxes on corporations and people with high incomes.
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Americans with high incomes, by contrast, tended to be more satisfied with their lives.
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For families with middle-class incomes, highly selective colleges are much, much less expensive.
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Average incomes among the wealthiest 22015 percent climbed 22016 percent in 22016 to $375,088.
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Voilà, the productive capacity of the nation rises, along with incomes and living standards.
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Many employed federal aid recipients would love to have better jobs with better incomes.
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Less-expensive imports, generally simpler and lower-value products, make consumer incomes go further.
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Average incomes among the wealthiest 2000 percent climbed 21978 percent in 203 to $220,212.
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The move followed the Congress Party's promise to guarantee minimum incomes for India's poor.
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Over time, that will make the United States economy more productive and raise incomes.
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And families with incomes over $1 million would receive 58.9 percent of tax reductions.
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That has supported incomes and spending in the face of unusually subdued wage deals.
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The incomes are averages of the IRS summaries of taxpayers in each income range.
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We've had a 50 percent increase in real incomes in the last 20 years.
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The state has a gap of almost $11,000 between male and female median incomes.
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In addition, a gap of over $11,700 exists between men's and women's median incomes.
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However, it has a gap of almost $11,000 between men's and women's median incomes.
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Fans say they provide flexible work for those who need to supplement their incomes.
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As rural communities adopt and use broadband services, incomes go up and unemployment falls.
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If there isn't, higher growth will translate into inflation, not higher output and incomes.
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The majority of those who claim the deduction have incomes of less than $75,000.
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Summers said this will lead to higher prices and lower incomes for American consumers.
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The Top 5% of Americans saw stronger growth -- their incomes jumped 3% last year.
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Families from the middle on down have suffered stagnant or declining incomes for years.
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As incomes doubled, the money supply tripled to deliver the other target: doubling GDP.
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So how does microcredit help people, if not by raising their incomes on average?
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Though these plans come with cost-sharing, we have incomes that can handle it.
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After this, the economy recovered and incomes went up in particular for the poor.
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Some mental health problems are more prevalent among Americans with lower incomes, evidence shows.
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Shiva: Our incomes work out at around 70:30 in terms of a ratio.
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Sources: Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman (incomes); Bureau of Economic Analysis (G.
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For families with incomes below $40,000, the annual savings would be $20 or less.
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He could limit deductions — any deductions at all — to middle-class incomes or below.
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Incomes everywhere rose far more slowly than before, and unemployment rates were far higher.
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Nearly one-quarter of the children came from families with low annual incomes ($20,18 or less) and 39% from middle to high incomes (more than $50,000), with the remaining students, about a third, from the middle level in between these two extremes.
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Individual income, currently taxed at a flat rate of 4.95 percent, would be taxed at rates of 4.75 percent for the lowest incomes, rising to as much as 7.99 percent for high incomes, under the Senate bill, raising $3.325 billion in additional revenue.
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The optimistic stories thus far, for example, place essentially their full weight on tax revenues on final settlements paid in April 2628 versus those paid in April 28500, in other words, on taxes on calendar 6900 incomes versus those on calendar 2628 incomes.
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Among the New Jerseyans responsible for making payments, nearly 70,000 had adjusted gross incomes between $10,000 and $25,2023, and 76,000 had AGI incomes between $25,21625 and $2900,220006 — together accounting for 2202 percent of all those who paid the penalty in the state.
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Even those still on food stamps (but now required to work to keep them) are twice as likely to be working and have also substantially increased their incomes, though their overall incomes are still not as high as those freed completely from welfare.
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Since the late 270s, median household incomes (different from family incomes because members of a household live together but do not need to be related to each other) have increased very little – from $7,22027 to $1.53,21.5 in 250 – while inequality has risen sharply.
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"That is probably about half of us, especially during this time when many of us are not working or can't work, with limited incomes or no incomes coming in," said Lorrene Ritchie, director of the Nutrition Policy Institute at the University of California.
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None of this is intended to minimize the legitimate anxiety felt by white families at a time when wages for low-wage workers have declined and middle-class incomes have stagnated, even as the economy has boomed and upper-class incomes have soared.
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The research ranked states based on the percentage of elderly residents with incomes below the index, as well as those who were below the federal poverty line and those "in the gap," with incomes between the poverty level and the Elder Index.
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People with low incomes face a significantly higher burden of diet-related diseases, like type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, than those with higher incomes and tend to have less access to quality medical care to prevent or address those health conditions.
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The OECD also repeated a warning that a sharp rise in high consumer debt, coupled with stagnant household incomes, was a major risk in Britain and said caps on how much households could borrow based on their incomes would bolster financial stability.
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Among them include raising capital gains taxes, imposing a 4 percent surcharge on incomes over $20163 million, advancing a new tax for incomes that surpass $1 million, and capping deductions, says Howard Gleckman, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, in an interview.
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We already knew that recent gains in life expectancy have been unevenly shared, and that retirees with above-average incomes are living six years longer than they were in the '70s but retirees with below-average incomes are living only 1.3 years longer.
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In 260-500 university fees in America rose 2175 times as fast as median incomes.
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Moreover, it is households with two high incomes that can best cope with expensive housing.
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This is as much a source of today's middle-class anxiety as stagnant household incomes.
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But mixing incomes goes only so far without incorporating other community needs, Ms. McConnell said.
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Nearly one in four households in the top third of incomes mentioned Brexit, Curtin said.
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But perhaps they have other qualities to recommend them, like ambition and relatively high incomes.
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It would also cancel some debt for those with household incomes between $100,000 and $250,000.
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It phases out for higher incomes and isn't available for anyone making more than $250,000.
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American families are taking on increasing amounts of debt as incomes fail to keep pace.
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The study found a sharp disparity in the incomes of Hispanics, African-Americans and whites.
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STEM majors consistently have some of the highest rates of employment and the highest incomes.
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Incomes are stagnant, with the median household making less money today than 17 years ago.
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Now, though, managed production, government payments, and judicious credit arrangements keep farm incomes fairly constant.
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By 2016, that share rose to 41% ... (incomes for both years are in 2015 dollars).
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Household incomes lower than $24,300 put a family of four below the Federal Poverty Level.
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The message: The workers want livable incomes, job security and regulated fares, among other demands.
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China's leaders are reluctant to yield; they need higher-tech industries to keep incomes rising.
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They may also suffer higher levels of stress, over their unreliable incomes and irregular hours.
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Another 40,000 students from families with higher incomes would have to pay for their meals.
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"Incomes are growing at a very high rate and consumption has not been," he said.
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Vietnam's rapid economic growth has seen household incomes quadruple since the turn of the century.
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Social-security contributions, if low-wage workers paid them, would consume much of their incomes.
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After three years business profits were 41% higher and household incomes were up by 19.5%.
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The big problem in California, though, is not the stagnation of low incomes per se.
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In the meantime America's agriculture department expects farm incomes to drop by 313% this year.
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Connecting to it led to significant increases in real local annual incomes: of about 16%.
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But with household incomes and savings rising, there is room for consumer spending to accelerate.
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"If you want to start taxes on people with high incomes, that's OK," he added.
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Plus, according to a 2018 study, middle class incomes have shrunk in almost every state.
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There are not enough homes for sale, and prices are rising far faster than incomes.
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Even with daycare expenses deleted, we needed both incomes to stay out of the red.
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But a steep downturn in farm incomes has cooled agrarian demand for the unproven technologies.
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Incomes of the top 5% earners go up 2.1% annually on average under Democratic presidents.
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C., borrowers with household incomes under $21.6,22020 would get $50,000 of their student debt forgiven.
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In some cities, such as San Francisco, affordability looks stretched, particularly when compared with incomes.
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And the numbers showed that incomes rose 2.3% in Washington, DC and its affluent environs.
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In the 1980s, Flint boasted one of the highest average household incomes in the nation.
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The universal benefit, which will disproportionately help those on lower incomes, is good for consumption.
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Yet the sorts of job that have conventionally provided middle-class incomes are drying up.
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C., borrowers with household incomes under $303,000 would get $50,000 of their student debt forgiven.
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Average incomes in Liangshan are just 27 percent of the national average, official data shows.
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Rising incomes mean that demand for the meat is growing even faster in poorer countries.
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Reams of research show that people on low incomes struggle to budget over long periods.
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DeVry also claimed that graduates made 15 percent higher incomes within one year after graduation.
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Their incomes would rise by an average of $130,000; middle-earners would get just $660.
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Pet-keeping seems to kick in en masse when household incomes rise above roughly $5,000.
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A study from 2015 found that households that had benefited from redistribution had higher incomes.
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Meanwhile, the elite 2000 percent accumulated wealth as incomes of bankers and executives escalated rapidly.
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Even if high incomes perfectly reflected productivity, market outcomes aren't the same as moral justification.
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In good times, the financing boom provided banks with billions in fees and interest incomes.
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Studies show student debt causes lower incomes and is the No. 1 stressor of millennials.
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Mr Modi also frequently disparaged Congress programmes to boost rural incomes as wasteful vote-buying.
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From 1985 it remained flat while a tiny minority of Americans saw their incomes surge.
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"What really matters most to families are their paychecks and their incomes," Bernstein said Monday.
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These children were also much more likely to have high incomes and to file patents.
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Improving median incomes in these ten would not necessarily reduce poverty in Nigeria or Congo.
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U.S. consumer spending rebounded less than expected in January and incomes rose modestly in February.
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Soft wheat and canola prices may diminish Canadian farm incomes by 9 percent this year.
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Although the state doesn't tax incomes, New Hampshire does have higher property and state taxes.
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Housing campaigners have questioned whether the homes were really affordable to those on low incomes.
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Incomes policies are even more problematic, as they reduce flexibility and are hard to reverse.
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She said challenges for gaining traction in the Indonesian market include low per capita incomes.
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This is bad news for our future ability to sustain high incomes and national prosperity.
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For those with higher incomes, the tax increase would grow 18 percent over current rates.
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Click to enlarge Plus, these counties are home to a population with relatively homogenous incomes.
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Americans with above-average incomes could work a lot less and still support their families.
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From the moment the comedian entered the working world, he has always had two incomes.
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Productivity is very high, people are working more hours than ever, and incomes are stagnant.
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The plunge in oil prices was supposed to help consumers by boosting their disposable incomes.
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The absence of social housing for people with low incomes represented another problem, Eliasson said.
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They did this by linking doctors' incomes to targets focused on providing information to women.
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Concerns about low farm incomes and weak jobs growth have undermined his standing with voters.
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After accounting for private pensions, Britain sits at the OECD average for incomes in retirement.
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Second, we need to boost the incomes even of lower-skilled and less-educated workers.
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By the end of the coalition government, incomes were more equal than before the recession.
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Such lending is aimed at people on low incomes and attracts very high interest rates.
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Innovation could lower prices and thus stimulate incomes indirectly, boosting demand for new jobs elsewhere.
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Since 2000 most workers' incomes have stagnated, even as those of the richest have soared.
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These factors could include having higher incomes and simply being more proactive about their healthcare.
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But it added that domestic demand remained robust thanks to rising incomes and fiscal stimulus.
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It not only lifts academic performance but their long-run incomes as well, research shows.
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Islanders can earn wages in Australia well in excess of their average incomes at home.
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But higher oil prices are certainly an inconvenience for drivers, especially those with lower incomes.
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Now, in inflation-adjusted dollars, per capita incomes at the city center are $25,000 more.
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A new concept—the weekend—and increasing disposable incomes, combined to bring in the masses.
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But entrenched problems remain evident in high unemployment, low inflation and uneven recovery for incomes.
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These common-sense Medicaid reforms will mean less dependency, higher incomes, and greater economic growth.
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The U.S. economy has been growing for 10 straight years, and median incomes are rising.
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It's no surprise that the most expensive states have the highest incomes at the top.
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Pearland, Texas is another Houston suburb with high incomes and affordable living for wealthy families.
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But we know now how to create realistic savings opportunities for people with low incomes.
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Colleges that consistently left graduates with low incomes and high debt would lose federal funding.
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Kansas' simple reforms have led to more employment, higher incomes, less poverty, and lower spending.
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Many beneficiaries have home mortgages and far higher incomes than available in their home countries.
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So the cost of prescription medications is of paramount importance to those with limited incomes.
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With more jobs and higher incomes, Americans would spend more on American and foreign products.
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So people lie about their incomes, seeing it as the only way to protect themselves.
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The bill also increases the size of the tax credits for those with lower incomes.
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As one might expect, households that itemized deductions mostly had incomes above $75,000 a year.
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The result: Nationally, black and white families of similar incomes still live in separate worlds.
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A tax deduction, however, wouldn't provide help to people with low incomes who need insurance.
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Likely thanks to its proximity to Washington, D.C., Virginia has median incomes higher than California.
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Republicans ran on hiking economic growth, which they claimed would naturally lead to higher incomes.
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People with higher incomes pay higher taxes, which ends up covering families who earn less.
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Wealthy people own stock, of course, but many people of more modest incomes do not.
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Support for joining class actions was strong among people of all incomes and political bents.
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Use is also concentrated among college graduates, young people and people with relatively high incomes.
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We know quite a lot about how to raise the incomes of low-paid workers.
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The jobs, incomes and security of the American worker will always be my first priority.
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It's why housing costs — rents and home prices — are rising much faster than people's incomes.
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More than 220006 million had adjusted gross incomes greater than $2202,2628 but less than $28500,6900.
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Clinton by about 10 percentage points; among those with family incomes above that threshold, Mrs.
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People naturally choose healthier options and are more likely to exercise as their incomes rise.
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At a young age, I started thinking about, 'So, there's different races, there's different incomes.
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For people with a lot of money or with complicated incomes, that would not work.
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The key goal for future immigration should be to boost incomes for middle-class Americans.
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Under his failed leadership, the incomes of Hoosiers have stalled at 38th in the nation.
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In addition to rising incomes, there are more job opportunities than ever today for Hispanics.
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Enrollees went back to work and their incomes doubled, more than offsetting lost welfare benefits.
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We found 20 industries where workers' incomes have fallen dramatically in the last few decades.
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At the other end of the spectrum, Spain, Italy and Australia all witnessed falling incomes.
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Even with the shrinking unemployment number, incomes for African-Americans still trail those of whites.
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