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Savings Propensities from Wage and Non-Wage Income

1980
In econometrics, the consumption function has been subjected to continual debate and respecification. This paper reinvestigates some aspects of the relation between incomes and consumption behaviour in the UK 1963 - 76, and, in particular, focuses on the study by Klein, Ball et al (1061) which attempts to take account of the role of income distribution.
Murfin, A. J., Murfin, A. J.
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Income Level and the Value of Non-Wage Employee Benefits

Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 2008
With continuing increases in the cost of medical insurance and other “fringe” benefits, payroll cost for monetary and non-monetary aspects of compensation is a significant factor for most organizations. While this is not a new phenomenon, relatively few studies in the empirical literature have examined the role of fringe benefits in employee ...
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Labour, wages, and non- wage incomes

2012
This timely book uses cutting-edge research to analyse the fundamental causes of economic and financial crises, and illustrates the macroeconomic foundations required for future economic policymaking in order to avoid these crises.
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Determinants of Active Income Inequality for Non-Wage Earners in Cameroon

2014
Abstract Inequality is an essential factor for the alleviation of poverty. In Cameroon, most of the households derive their livelihoods from non-wage income and a better understanding of how different variables affect income inequality is a way to reduce those inequalities and improve social welfare.
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The Non-Wage Personal Income Ratio (NWPI Ratio): A Reproducible Metric for Tracking the Structural Composition of National Personal Income

Standard economic indicators-median household income, GDP, unemployment-do not measure the structural composition of personal income: the proportion of total national personal income that flows from ownership rather than labor. This gap leaves policymakers without a standard metric to detect or monitor the gradual structural shift from a labor-income ...
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Effects of RN wages and non-wage income on the performance of the hospital RN labor market.

Nursing economic$, 1993
The complex hospital RN labor market is influenced by a number of intertwined and dynamic forces. Understanding how these pieces can be pulled together may improve the ability to anticipate changes in the RN labor market before they occur.
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