| 词汇 | example_english_lower-income |
| 释义 | Examples of lower-incomeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The endogenous income distribution is found to exhibit bimodality, with the lower-income group attending public schools and the upper-income group attending private schools. The lower-income group was the referent category for both models. However, overall, higher-income groups grew faster than lower-income groups during the entire period, in particular with respect to occupation. When higher-income groups grow faster than lower-income groups, income levels across income-status groups diverge and income inequality tends to increase. I recognise that for many lower-income families the fear of debt is a real worry and could act as a bar to higher education. Third it has substantially increased the generosity of means-tested benefits to which the poorest, and lower-income, pensioners are entitled. Industry in lower-income areas displays a higher concentration of the dirtiest industrial sectors and of smaller plants (which are dirtier). Recall that debt aversion was only an issue for those from lower-income families. Overall then, debt aversion was a factor for those from the lower-income group, but not for those from the middle class. Thus, lower-income respondents tend to use a greater number of strategies rather than a number of more drastic ones. In the third step, the neighbourhood characteristics were entered : degree of urbanisation, percentage of age peers, percentage of lower-income households, and residential mobility. Keeping costs down and reducing disincentives by making means-testing less generous would make many lower-income pensioners worse off than under current plans. We have also shown that those in the lower-income group were more debt averse than those in the middle and upper classes. When a higher-income group grows faster than a lower-income group, the income gap between the two diverges and the across-group inequality increases (or vice versa). As more people join higher-income groups transiting from the lower-income groups, the average income in the economy grows. Where there are no countervailing forces in society like colonies or in lower-income societies or in non-democracies, this utility dimension gets utmost salience. In addition, these kinds of occasions may be less important to single elders and may not be celebrated by higher-income as well as lower-income respondents. This position would seem to be consistent with small plants being both dirtier and more prevalent in lower-income areas. Most simply, lower-income societies exhibit higher inclinations to lend help to those on the street looking lost. Castles also demonstrated that in countries with high home-ownership, lower-income households are more successful in accumulating housing assets. Without exception, the high-income states have low per capita emissions while emissions in the lower-income states are highly variable. As the law predicts, the proportion spent on food items was always higher in lower-income families than in higher-income families. These later-life flows to lower-income nations raise several issues for various academic disciplines. Moreover, the impact of this conflict will be greater for lower-income families, thus also affecting the government's strategy on poverty. For lower-income households in particular, price considerations can be decisive. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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