take-home pay

Examples of disposable income

disposable income
For a person living in an economic family, disposableincome is deemed to be a portion of the total family income after taxes.
However, an increase in government expenditure will not necessarily induce a lower expected present value of disposableincome.
Their disposableincome had been greatly reduced, because accommodation and service charges were deducted from their (benefit) income.
The motorcycle market, in particular, has recently expanded as disposableincome increased, making the purchase of this means of travel within reach for many households.
This fragmentation was very important for the ducat: in order to be able to buy them, the farming population needed disposableincome.
Rising levels of net disposableincome allowed town-dwellers to climb the housing ladder, thereby reducing some at least of the ravages of infection.
Our income measure consists of two components that are added together: annual disposableincome and the annuity of net wealth.
Under both policies, the real disposableincome of all the quintiles decreases, however when the corporate tax is reduced the lower quintiles lose more.
As the tax rate on labor declines and disposableincome rises, there is an increase in the incentive to become skilled.
The poverty rate based on disposableincome adjusted for family size serves as a measure for the situation after transfers and taxes.
In our data set, we have information concerning the disposableincome of the household in the interview year.
Teenagers, who now really did have unprecedented disposableincome, were able to act as the agents to dissolve traditional social identities.
Another possible explanation, especially for going out for breakfast, is that older men have more disposableincome than older women.
Disposableincome is converted to 1997 prices using the consumer price index.
An increase in taxes has a contractionary effect on private consumption since it reduces household disposableincome.
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