Difference between revisions of "Income"
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Types of income include: | Types of income include: | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[employment income]], aka [[wage]]s: income from [[employment]] |
| + | * [[free income]]: our term for various concepts more commonly referred to as UBI, BIG, etc.; any kind of centrally-distributed income that isn't the result of employment or investment | ||
* [[living income]]: income sufficient to live on | * [[living income]]: income sufficient to live on | ||
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==Related== | ==Related== | ||
* [[Economic disparity]] is sometimes referred to as {{l/alias|income disparity|economic disparity}} or {{l/alias|income inequality|economic disparity}}. | * [[Economic disparity]] is sometimes referred to as {{l/alias|income disparity|economic disparity}} or {{l/alias|income inequality|economic disparity}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:16, 1 August 2021
About
Income is money received regularly by a legal entity, most often a person. If it is received in exchange for work (i.e. employment), then it is also a wage.
Types of income include:
- employment income, aka wages: income from employment
- free income: our term for various concepts more commonly referred to as UBI, BIG, etc.; any kind of centrally-distributed income that isn't the result of employment or investment
- living income: income sufficient to live on
Related
- Economic disparity is sometimes referred to as income disparityA or income inequalityA.
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