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21income insurance — ➔ insurance * * * income insurance UK US noun [U] (also income protection insurance) ► INSURANCE a type of insurance that protects someone if they lose income because of health or other problems: »The income insurance scheme has proved popular… …
22income tax personal allowance — England, Wales The amount of income a UK resident individual can receive before being charged to income tax. For details, see Tax data: income tax: Individuals: rates and allowances. The personal allowance is not available to individuals who are… …
23income tax, income taxes — ● income tax, income taxes nom masculin (anglais income tax, de income, revenu, et tax, taxe) Impôt sur le revenu, en Grande Bretagne et aux États Unis …
24income elasticity of demand — ➔ elasticity of demand * * * income elasticity of demand UK US noun [U] ► ECONOMICS the degree to which the number of products bought changes when income changes: » In Japan, the income elasticity of demand for exports is far higher than for… …
25income tax deduction — ➔ deduction * * * income tax deduction UK US noun [C or U] ► TAX an amount of money, such as the cost of something that you need to do your work, that the tax authorities allow you to subtract from your income before you calculate your tax… …
26income and expenditure account — ➔ account1 * * * income and expenditure account UK US noun [C] ► ACCOUNTING a record of money received and spent by a business or organization during a particular period: »We find, after closing up our income and expenditure account, that we have …
27income effect — ➔ effect1 * * * income effect UK US noun [C] ► ECONOMICS the effect of changes in things such as prices, taxes, and costs of services on people s incomes: »The higher the proportion of borrowing that is at variable interest rates, the bigger the… …
28income-generating — UK US adjective (also income producing) ► FINANCE used to describe an investment or business activity that makes money: » income generating bonds/shares »The fund will invest in income producing shares of mid to large sized companies …
29Income segregation — is the separation of various peoples by class based on income. For example, certain people cannot get into country clubs because of insufficient funds. Many neighborhoods in the United States are as a practical matter segregated by… …
30income withdrawal — Members of money purchase schemes that are under age 75 may draw an annual income from their unsecured pension while leaving the remainder invested. If they have reached age 75, the members may continue the arrangement as an alternatively secured …
