A study of the national income of Japan from japanese materials and a critique of existing estimates; analysis of national income according to industrial origin, income payments and size ofhousehold income.
... after reemployment will be the national average manufacturing wage , or $ 269 per week . Federal costs per worker : Lost Federal income tax ' . Lost social security tax 5 . Lost unemployment insurance premium UI benefit TAA benefit R ...
... salary until age 59 , with the burden being shared equally by employer and employee . They receive a two - tiered benefit — the basic pension plus an earnings - related com- ponent ( 30 per cent of average ... ( after - tax ) monthly ...
... Japan to the salary paid to newly hired employees has decreased from a pretax ratio of 110 times in 1927 to 23.6 in 1963, 19 in 1973, and 14.5 by 1980. On an after-tax ... average level of pay in Japan in the 1980s was comparable to that ...
... salary income of individuals , and ( 3 ) after - tax corporate profits . All figures represent billions . The 1971 ... Japan , making this passing along process steadily more difficult year after year . This can be put sharply in ...
... Japan leads me to conjecture that the main supply-side causes of the relatively advanced development of the venture capital market in this country are attributable to the combination of the following three factors: the relative scarcity ...
... after - tax hourly wages of labor dropped , the average after - tax wages of CEOs went from $ 153,000 in 1979 to ... Japan's CEO compensation was [ the still excessive ] 20 times the pay of an average manufacturing worker . " 62 ...
... income of the top 1 percent went from $313,000 to $548,000, while that of the bottom 90 percent went from $27,000 to $29,000. Both the pre-tax and after-tax income of the poorest 20 percent fell by a few percentage points, while that of ...
... Japan was about 20 to 1 and in Great Britain 35 to 1, while in America it was 419 to 1. 46 The trend toward greater income inequality between American CEOs and their workers had taken off like a rocket over the previous two decades. In ...