Aggregate Income

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Aggregate Income

The total income earned by all persons and companies in a country or region. The aggregate income generally does not adjust for inflation, debt, taxes, or other things. There are a number of ways to measure aggregate income, but GDP is one of the best known and most widely used.
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Over an 18-year period these families would have aggregate incomes of between $1.1 million and $1.9 million, which helps make the USDA's quarter-million-dollar estimate less daunting.
The $245,340 child
The impact of imputation in the CE can be seen in table 1, which shows aggregate incomes, total and by source, from the CE and CPS, along with the ratio of CE-to-CPS estimates for the years 2002-06.
The impact of income imputation in the consumer expenditure survey: with the release of 2004 data from the Consumer Expenditure Survey, the Bureau of Labor Statistics began implementing imputation for missing responses to questions about income; imputation has brought CE estimates closer to CPS estimates, but sign cant disparities remain between the estimates for many of the smaller components
"The steady increase suggests that the rate of decline of payrolls is likely to accelerate further, putting yet more downward pressure on aggregate incomes," he said.
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This liability is computed based on the spouses' aggregate incomes, deductions, exemptions and credits.
Husband's fraud will not toll limitations period for spouse's split-gift tax return
In macro markets, which are tied to aggregate incomes, asymmetric information is much less of a concern.
Macro Markets and Financial Security
Hedging income risks seems to entail shorting one's own country's stock markets in massive amounts, as Baxter and Jermann argue.(2) But we have no assurance that there will be a positive covariance between financial asset returns and returns on claims on aggregate incomes. Bottazi, Pesenti, and van Wincoop estimate that the covariance has been small and negative for U.S.
Institutions for managing risks to living standards
This smoothness might suggest that there is little uncertainty about the present value of aggregate incomes. If the income series is very smooth, then future values can be forecasted very well by pure extrapolation.
Aggregate income risks and hedging mechanisms
Based on the reconciliation method used in this article, about half of the trend difference, or 0.8 percentage points, was caused by different rates of growth in the aggregate incomes used in each series.
Reconciling divergent trends in real income

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