median income
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median
adjective
uk/ˈmiː.di.ən/us/ˈmiː.di.ən/
mathematics
The median value is the middle one in a set of values arranged in order ...
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income
noun[C or U]
uk/ˈɪŋ.kʌm/us/ˈɪn.kʌm/
money that is earned from doing work or received ...
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(Definition ofmedianandincomefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Also, themedianincomein a district is not a statistically significant predictor in any of these models appearing in these tables.
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Top households are defined as those having four times themedianincomelevel.
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Poverty is sometimes simply defined in explicitly relative terms as being less than a certain percentage of, say,medianincome.
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Other important covariates weremedianincomeand place of residence.
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I choose these so that the implied mean andmedianincomematch those reported.
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Highmedianincomewas considered a proxy measure of better quality life.
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In this study, we rely on the relative concept of poverty4 and use 50 per cent ofmedianincomeas the relative poverty threshold.
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These results were calculated after removing extreme outliers, defined as those values that exceed the monthlymedianincomeper capita of $562.
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The socioeconomic variables investigated were unemployment rate andmedianincome.
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At the community level, all of the significant results supported an inverse association, using either poverty/deprivation ormedianincomeas the socio-economic measure.
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As in most comparative studies, we use 50 per cent of themedianincomeadjusted to family size as the poverty line.
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For this group,medianincomefell over the two-year period by 29 per cent (from £295 to £209) and their low-income rate increased dramatically, from 11 per cent to 43 per cent.
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Gender differences inmedianincome, however, remained substantial for married respondents in both surveys, but were in opposite directions for the nonmarried.
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Over the eight years, the gender gap in total income widened, with women'smedianincomeas a proportion of men's falling from 71 to 62 per cent.
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Bottom households are defined as those having halfmedianincome.
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For example for people aged 80 and over with income between 40 per cent and 80 per cent ofmedianincome, equity levels are quite constant at around £42,000 to £47,000.
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