Traduction de «type économique » (Français → Anglais) :

economical type | multi purpose type

International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities [ ISIC | International Standard Industrial Classification ]

economic conditions [ economic aspect | Macroeconomic performance(STW) ]

economic analysis [ analysis of economic activity | economic evaluation | economic study | Economic research(STW) ]

International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities | ISIC [Abbr.]

International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (Revision 3) | International Standard Industrial Classification of all economic activities (third edition) (ISIC Rev.3.) | ISIC Rev. 3 [Abbr.]

economics profession [4.7] [ business economist | economics analyst | economics science researcher | economist ]

Economic status (social concept)

Standard Industrial Classification, 1980 [ Standard Industrial Classification | Standard Industrial Classification Manual ]

econship [ economical containership ]

Type of ownership/economic objective: an indication of what are the ownership and economic objectives of the holding should be given.

So page 26 shows the low-income rate by family type, and it shows quite clearly that having two full-time earners in a house is pretty good insulation against low-income: the low-income rate is very close to zero, about 2%. Of the two types of families here that have one earner, the two-parent family with one earner, versus the lone parents with earnings, there's a difference in low-income rates there: one is 17%, the other 26%. And of course the highest low-income rates by far are for the lone-parent families without earnings, at about 80%.

Question No. 427 Ms. Irene Mathyssen: With regard to Economic Action Plan 2012's promise of proactive enrolment in Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS): (a) what is the definition of (i) proactive enrolment, (ii) automatic enrolment; (b) what exact steps will Canadians have to take to receive each GIS and OAS once (i) automatic enrolment is fully implemented, (ii) any proactive enrolment is fully implemented; (c) for each benefit, will proactive enrolment be completed by 2015 and, if not, what is the tim ...[+++]eline; (d) is the GIS included in the (i) automatic enrolment initiative, (ii) any proactive enrolment imitative; (e) what are the phases of (i) the automatic enrolment initiative, with a detailed description of each phase, (ii) any proactive enrolment initiatives, with a detailed description of each phase; (f) is information publically available about (i) the automatic enrolment initiative, (ii) any proactive enrolment initiatives; (g) for each benefit, will individuals be notified if they are not eligible for (i) automatic enrolment, (ii) proactive enrolment; (h) for each benefit, what is the eligibility criteria for automatic or proactive enrolment; and (i) for each benefit, as of March 31, 2014, how many individuals have been (i) automatically enrolled, (ii) proactively enrolled?

After such analyses the Commission considers Taiwan (101) as an appropriate benchmark because of the totality of the information on the file i.e (i) the level of economic development and economic structure prevailing in Taiwan and the relevant Chinese provinces and city (102) where the co-operating exporting producers are established, (ii) the physical proximity of these two Chinese provinces with Taiwan, (iii) the high degree of infrastructure that both Taiwan and these two Chinese provinces have, (iv) the strong economic ties and cross border trade between Taiwan and the PRC, (v) the similar density of population in the Chinese provinc ...[+++]es concerned and in Taiwan, (vi) the similarity between the type of land and transactions used for constructing the relevant benchmark in Taiwan with those in the PRC and (vii) the common demographic, linguistic and cultural characteristics in both Taiwan and the PRC.