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Disposable income The amount of personal income an individual has after taxes and government fees, which can be spent on necessities, or non-essentials, or be saved.
Disposable Income A person's income after he/she has paid taxes. Disposable income determines what sort of lodging one can afford, how often one can go out to eat, how much one can save, etc. A negative disposable income indicates that an individual is borrowing in order to cover his/her expenses. A country's average disposable income is an important indicator of economic health. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Folding carton shipments in North America and Western Europe generally follow consumer spending and changes in disposable incomes, but volume growth has been modest. More recently, an increasingly larger number of baby boomers with high disposable incomes are requiring a wider range of experience, and one that is geared more to the whole family. The target group includes active singles and couples without kids, the bulk of which are homeowners with disposable incomes, he said. |
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