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Income Shares

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Income Share
In a dual purpose fund, a share that is entitled to a portion of a firm's ordinary income. Dual purpose funds issue two types of shares: income shares and capital shares, which are entitled to appreciation on the firm's investments. A dual purpose fund has the advantage of allowing shareholders to choose which shares in which to invest (according to their investment goals) without the difficulty of changing investment vehicles. An income share carries lower risk than a capital share.

income shares
One of the two types of stock issued by a dual purpose fund in which the owner is entitled to all the income earned by the portfolio plus the return of the stock's par value (if sufficient funds remain) at the time the fund dissolves. These shares appeal mainly to investors seeking high current income since the chance for capital gain is negligible. Compare capital shares.


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Cross-walking the CBO effective-tax data with data on long-term changes in income shares among the top 10 percent of earners reveals the shifting relation between tax shares and income shares among the wealthy.
This is consistent with international comparisons of top percentile income shares, which rose most where top tax rates were most reduced (the U.
An alternative measure of inequality is the ratio of income shares of the richest 20% of the population divided by the poorest 20% (income-share ratio).
 
 
 
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