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Things income often describes (“income ________”)
families, countries, groups, tax, households, people, generating, areas, women, students, children, communities, workers, neighborhoods, residents, individuals, persons, family, parents, securities, consumers, taxpayers, economies, mothers, americans, populations, country, brackets, blacks, neighborhood, tenants, nations, classes, whites, citizens, community, farmers, homes, taxes, investments, patients, clients, distribution, maintenance, youth, couples, status, housing, jobs, settlements, renters, household, voters, customers, recipients, adults, homeowners, fathers, regions, districts, funds, hypothesis, projects, sectors, neighbourhoods, beneficiaries, consumption, borrowers, earners, categories, generation, seniors, elasticity, employees, receivers, suburbs, strata, credit, minorities, investors, poverty, consumer, sample, dwellers, transfer, users
How income often is described (“________ income”)
national, net, total, gross, annual, taxable, low, real, average, disposable, personal, median, current, higher, monthly, ordinary, additional, lower, future, yearly, extra, regular, agricultural, middle, fixed, unearned, steady, aggregate, sufficient, minimum, mean, corporate, permanent, adequate, enough, moderate, nominal, substantial, less, highest, limited, passive, modest, weekly, rental, capita, discretionary, exempt, farm, comfortable, lowest, employment, residual, comprehensive, meager, earned, monetary, unrelated, undistributed, pretax, parental, inadequate
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