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These three characteristics collectively made manufacturing a fantastic escalator to higher incomes for developing countries.
A Chinese worker simply cannot buy the same goods and services as a worker in the EU, and workers in low-wage countries spend only a small portion of their incomes on EU products.
As incomes in China grow, imports from other low or middle-income countries rise faster than imports from high-wage countries.
More effective use of counter-cyclical policies may have subsequently smoothed out the economic cycle, but this cannot explain why productivity and incomes also grew more rapidly than in the 19th century.
These new mass markets sustained a steady increase in average incomes and total employment.
Incomes in the country’s major economic sector plummeted by around half.
If Trump’s tax proposals are enacted, experts agree, the income of the top 1% of earners will increase by 13.5%, while middle-income household incomes will rise by just 1.8%.
If they want to defend the incomes of the unskilled (or the less motivated), they have four options.
The first option is to defend the wages of the low skilled through minimum-wage laws or paying social replacement incomes which imply minimum wage demands against the private economy.
The second option is to pay wage subsidies instead of wage replacement incomes to allow for the wage dispersion necessary for full employment without letting the incomes of the unskilled fall.
Improved learning leads to better jobs, greater productivity, and higher incomes in every society.
It has a very large domestic market – to which it can control access – rising incomes, and high aggregate demand; and its growth model is increasingly based on domestic consumption and investment, and less on exports.
But we should pay for this through higher taxes on high incomes and high net worth, a carbon tax, and future tolls collected on new infrastructure.
Alert to a worsening tradeoff between inflation and unemployment, Keynesian policymakers tried to sustain the boom through incomes policy – controlling wage costs by concluding national agreements with trade unions.
To expunge the original sin, millions of workers’ jobs and incomes had to be sacrificed.
Trump, by contrast, hammered home messages about jobs and incomes.
People want hope for a better future – and that comes from rising incomes, not from an extra government-issued slice of the pie.
Interestingly, if traditional spenders such as firms and young households are unwilling or unable to take advantage of low interest rates, low rates could even hurt overall spending, because savers like retirees receive lower financial incomes and curtail spending.
Given that immigrants usually enter countries that redistribute resources from above-average to below-average incomes, such benefits are likely even if immigrants work and pay taxes and social security contributions.
Population stabilization reduces pressure on environmental assets such as unspoiled countryside, which people value more as their incomes increase.
And landlords pay a 15% tax on rents, while unskilled workers pay a 23% tax on their meager incomes.
In Asia, increased rainfall and worsening tropical cyclones will wreak havoc on food production, driving down rural incomes.
But the gap between the rich and poor widened, and at least in the US, the incomes of the poor and the middle class stagnated.ampnbsp;
Referring to corporate income made sense when company taxation was seen as a “back stop” within a system of progressive taxation of personal incomes.
The market consensus is that Islamic finance has a bright future, owing to favorable demographics and rising incomes in Muslim communities.
Its weakness is somewhat surprising: real incomes are up, and the coalition government that came to power last year has introduced a series of generous welfare measures, including a large increase in the minimum wage, a reduction of the retirement age, and a special top-up pension for women with children.
As unemployment remains stubbornly high and incomes stagnate in much of the eurozone, the temptation to blame “the Germans” is becoming ever stronger.
This reflects the declining share of wages in total GDP and the rising share of savings relative to household incomes.
And it will also depend on whether countries with volatile incomes, especially those reliant on natural resources, put money aside when earnings are high.
CAMBRIDGE – The challenge of raising the incomes of middle-class families has emerged as an important focus of the presidential election campaign in the United States.
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