quartile

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Fractions
complex fraction
compound fraction
deci-
denominator
eighteenth
eighth
fortieth
fraction
in
millionth
mixed fraction
ninth
proper fraction
seventh
seventieth
sixteenth
sixth
sixtieth
thirteenth
thirtieth

Examples of quintile

quintile
In both scenarios, almost half of the redistribution away from the top quintile went to the third and fourth quintiles.
The difference of the means of adjoining quintile groupings indicates that all are significant at 1 per cent level.
Moreover, the figure for the poorest quintile is 40 per cent.
Table 7 also presents data on the loss or gain in expenditure for the top and bottom income quintile groups for the various surveys.
High income is indicated by the highest income quintile.
The poorest quintile of rural households spend roughly four times as much time as the richest quintile on wood collection (see table 1).
Many non-poor also consume firewood: in the top quintile, 23 per cent of urban and 77 per cent of rural households use wood.
In the low social insurance regime, the poorest quintile provides 40% of the total labor supply.
The quintile groupings show if high or low shares of private land ownership affect the output quantity ratios.
The matrices also show that in both countries there were significant differences by income quintile in the level of income mobility.
There are five households, each representing a quintile of the income distribution and having unique income and consumption characteristics.
Secondly, we attributed these opinions to non-voters in the corresponding quintile.
Table 6 illustrates the relationship between dual private pension and nonretirement wealth quintile.
The following are defined in the model: labor tax (differentiated by occupational category), taxes on firms, on income (differentiated by quintile), all of them direct.
Low income is taken to be having an income which is in the lowest quintile (fifth) of the all-adult distribution of income after housing costs.
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