Übersetzung für "Income share" in Deutsch

Value as Number Income share held by lowest 10%

However, these factors often have a varying impact on the income share of different skills categories.

In the US, the income share of the wealthiest part of the society has reached close to all-time record levels.

The below chart shows the correlation between the income share of the rich and the savings rate is strongly negative.

This has occurred despite a significant increase in the personal income share of the Chinese economy, driven by services-led employment growth and the income leverage of urbanization.

In the United States, for example, the income share of the top 1% of the population has more than doubled since the late 1970’s, from about 8% of annual GDP to more than 20% recently, a level not reached since the 1920’s.

In order to increase personal-income taxes’ share of total revenue, developing countries are already improving their tax administrations in innovative ways, particularly to reach hard-to-tax citizens.

Trade openness also had a negative impact on the aggregate labour income share but to a lesser extent than technological progress.

Income inequality remained particularly high in Bulgaria, Greece, Spain, Lithuania, Latvia, Portugal and Romania in 2013, with the income share of the top 20% being at least six times higher than that of the bottom 20%.

The income quintile share ratio (or S80/S20 indicator, i.e. the ratio between the incomes of the 20% of the population with the highest incomes and the incomes of the 20% with lowest incomes) remained stable at 5.2 in 2015, following the upward trend of recent years, especially in the euro area (Figure 6).

However, this loss was unevenly spread over the different skill-types as high-skilled workers increased their share while low-skilled workers saw their income share fall.

The report also examines the much-debated issue of developments in the labour income share in the EU and suggests some policy responses aiming to mitigate their possible adverse effects.

The labour income share, which measures the part of value added that is allocated to labour, started to decline in most EU Member States shortly after the first oil price shock and is currently below levels attained in the 1960s.

Moreover, depending on the degree of substitution between the production factors, changes in one of these drivers may have a significant different impact on the income share of the different skill categories.

The evolution of the labour income share itself is the outcome of the complex interaction between technological progress, labour market institutions, and, to a lesser extent, other drivers, such as openness to trade.

Some degree of employment flexibility within a secure context should facilitate the creation of new jobs and the destruction of those that become unproductive, as well as facilitate the swift progression of workers to more rewarding jobs rather than keeping them trapped in low-skilled jobs, the income share of which is adversely impacted by capital deepening and technological progress.

Indeed, for the euro area has a whole, the labour income share remained broadly constant in the first three years of EMU, after having fallen continuously in the preceding five years.