Sentences with phrase «relative income»

The court will look at multiple factors to determine child support such as relative income levels, the parenting plan's custody arrangements, and the needs of the child.

The authors therefore recommend against relying on relative income alone to measure poverty.

The government has revealed in answer to a parliamentary question that 200,000 children will be pushed into relative income poverty by its bill to cut social security benefits and tax credits in real terms.

We propose that while there is a general relative income effect on redistribution preferences, the preferences of the rich are highly dependent on the macrolevel of inequality.

Relative Incoming Transfers.

series with a look at how tax - exempt municipal bonds provide attractive relative income without an unsavory level of risk.

This report builds and expands upon the analyses of Report Card No. 6 which considered relative income poverty affecting children and policies to mitigate it.

The federal government finances Medicaid through the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP), a match rate linked to States» relative income level that has averaged 57 % of total Medicaid spending in recent years.

«Before taking account of any expected behavioural change among the self - employed affected, modelling estimates that universal credit reduces the number of individuals in relative income poverty by some 400,000; including more than 150,000 children,» McVey said.

The study, published in the Chinese Sociological Review, found that women with less marital power — shaped by their relative income, resources and education — had lower «fertility autonomy» and were likelier to succumb to pressure to have a second child even if they did not want to.

Many politicians would agree that an individual's relative income (i.e., whether she is rich or poor) affects her political behavior.

We argue that, if we accept that the influence of current tax and transfer considerations is sufficiently captured by the micro effect of relative income, macrolevels of inequality will matter to the rich — and only to the rich — because of negative externality reasons.

In the first stage of our analysis, we study the link between inequality, relative income, and redistribution preferences.

First, whatever the level of inequality, there is a relative income effect: the rich support redistribution less than the poor.

Today's Daily Mail reports that the Work and Pensions Secretary wants to transform the way in which child poverty is assessed by examining factors other than relative incomes.

He defended the changes by saying: «Due to a lack of adequate measurement, it has been possible to ignore the true level of poverty — not just measured by a calculation of relative income, where you are considered to be in poverty if your income is below 60 per cent of median income.

The researchers examined how household tasks were divided between individuals and their intimate partners across these three life stages, and how housework was influenced by one's work hours, relative income, marital status and responsibilities towards children.

The study, published in the Chinese Sociological Review, found that women with less marital power — shaped by their relative income, resources and education — had lower «fertility autonomy» and were likelier to succumb to pressure to have a second child even if they did not want to.

In this case owning stock denominated in USD can form a natural hedge in your life (USD goes up - > your relative income goes down but stock value goes up and visa versa).

Another important demographic risk factor is your relative income compared to your social sphere.

Gerdtham UG, Johannesson M: Absolute income, relative income, income inequality, and mortality.

Secondly, I can't help but think that the relative income equality in places like Germany helps the programs to be so successful and popular — you're going to be much more likely to accept higher costs if you feel like everyone's more or less in it together.

The relative income levels of attorneys in the two groups and other economic factors are of paramount importance.

To continue to attract, motivate and retain experienced associates and recent law school graduates, law firms have created alternative approaches, such as the two - tier partnership model, to develop, retain and promote associates in a relatively slow - growth environment while preserving the relative income levels of current partners.

Facebook could experiment with putting more ads in WhatsApp, as it's started doing with Messenger, but if there aren't any local brands with cash to spend or international brands that aren't willing to spend much to reach citizens in developing nations, given the relative income levels in emerging markets versus developed nations, it doesn't really seem to matter how many more spaces for ads there are in WhatsApp or Facebook Lite.

More often than not, fees associated with the parenting coordination process are divided between the parties, taking into consideration the relative incomes of the parties, and giving the Parenting Coordinator authority to reassess allocation of fees depending on the circumstances.

Because the minimum child support payment is largely based on the relative incomes, including maintenance payments, and child support is not taxable, (whereas maintenance is taxable) there may be tax saving opportunities if the parties choose to work together to minimize the amount of tax their two households are paying by adjusting the maintenance and child support figures.

However, the report also highlights that the data may not be an adequate reflection of relative income given the difference in composition and circumstances of many Indigenous households compared to non-Indigenous households.54 The report sets out a number of differences between Indigenous and non-Indigenous households, some closely related to other socioeconomic indicators, which influences the quality of the GWEH data: