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Journal of Environmental Management, 2020
The differences in consumption levels across different strata of income and income inequality give raise to differences in the effects of income inequality on the level of the consumption-based greenhouse gas (GHG) emission.
T. Baležentis +3 more
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The differences in consumption levels across different strata of income and income inequality give raise to differences in the effects of income inequality on the level of the consumption-based greenhouse gas (GHG) emission.
T. Baležentis +3 more
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Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 2020
This study analyzes the effects of increased income and renewable energy on environmental quality, which has been ignored in the existing literature. An important contribution of this study is to analyze the role of renewable and nonrenewable energy in ...
Tehreem Fatima, U. Shahzad, Lianbiao Cui
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This study analyzes the effects of increased income and renewable energy on environmental quality, which has been ignored in the existing literature. An important contribution of this study is to analyze the role of renewable and nonrenewable energy in ...
Tehreem Fatima, U. Shahzad, Lianbiao Cui
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The Effects of Income Levels and Income Inequalities on Happiness
Journal of Happiness Studies, 2017The standard of living reflected by one’s income and consumption is the primary explanation for the utility or satisfaction of the private consumer. However, empirical evidence very often demonstrates that the level of happiness is not necessarily higher for wealthy people in comparison to the poor.
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Factors Influencing Income Levels Of Fish Traders
Jurnal Ilmiah Multidisiplin Indonesia (JIM-ID), 2023This research is to look at the factors that influence the level of income of fish traders with the independent variable purchase price, selling price, labor and trading experience and the dependent variable income. The research was conducted at the Afternoon Market and Wamanggu Market. The population in the study were 15 tilapia fish traders. Sampling
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Alternative Specifications of Reference Income Levels in the Income Stabilization Tool
2014In this chapter, different approaches for the specification of reference income levels in the income stabilization tool (IST) are analyzed. The current proposal of the European Commission suggests a 3-year average or a 5-year Olympic average to specify the farm-level reference income that is used to identify if and to what extent a farmer is ...
Finger, Robert, El benni, Nadja
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Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement, 2000
RÉSUMÉJe réexamine les niveaux et la répartition des revenus chez les aîné(e)s canadiens à la lumière de ce qui pourrait être la plus importante cause de ces changements depuis la fin des années 70: la maturation des systèmes de pensions public et privés contributifs fondés sur les gains au Canada.
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RÉSUMÉJe réexamine les niveaux et la répartition des revenus chez les aîné(e)s canadiens à la lumière de ce qui pourrait être la plus importante cause de ces changements depuis la fin des années 70: la maturation des systèmes de pensions public et privés contributifs fondés sur les gains au Canada.
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Intergenerational Determinants of Income Level in Finland
Social Forces, 2013This study estimates the level of intergenerational transmission of income in Finland and assesses the contribution of parental and personal socioeconomic and demographic characteristics to this relationship. We used a longitudinal register-based data set covering two decades and selected cohorts born between 1973 and 1976 for analysis.
Sirniö Outi +2 more
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Effect of Variability of Incomes on Level of Income-Expenditure Curves of Farm Families
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1956ities) typically relate one set of measurable magnitudes to another set of measurable magnitudes. Non-measurable influences on the event to be explained are often simply ignored, even where they are really quite important. In macro-economics, for example, the volume of investment is often explained in terms of such numerical variables as the rate of ...
Margaret G. Reid, Marilyn Dunsing
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