5% for low income, 15% for others
The five poorest countries in the world based on GDP per capita are Burundi, South Sudan, Malawi, Niger, and Mozambique. These countries face significant economic challenges, including low income levels, limited access to basic services, and high levels of poverty.
Every city in America has low income apartments. These might be tenements, or public housing, or even apartments that accept Section 8. Section 8 vouchers reduce the rent in places where the landlord will accept it.
Hawaii is a US State and has no countries within its borders.
china,India,Indonesia,japan,and Korea
There are many tax's and there rate are different form state to state... The Federal government Tax's income tax at a rate that is bast on you income and that can be as low as 1/5 - 1/2 of your in come bepenping on what tax bracket you fall in ... there are tax's on cooperation that can run into the tens of millions ...there is a sale tax's on goods but this is different from state to state... some state pay no sales tax on goods and some pay from 1%- 8.25% on goods... mind you that there is a tax on everything and that tax will be different if there's one at all...
The crime rate for low income based apartments in west Philadelphia is about 5%. You can read more at http://www.city-data.com/forum/philadelphia/53305-university-city-vs-north-liberties.html In order to provide you with an accurate crime rate,I will need the address. Generally speaking you will find higher crime in low income areas.
form_title= Low Income Housing for Seniors form_header= Find low income housing. How many bedrooms do you need?*= {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, More than 5} Do you want to sign a one year lease?*= () Yes () No Do you own a car?*= () Yes () No
1-lichenstein 2-switzerland 3-luxembourg 4-norway 5-monaco
nepal,phippines,bangladesh,east timor, bhutan
The five least populated countries in the world are Vatican City, Tuvalu, Nauru, Palau, and San Marino. These countries have small land areas and low populations.
First of all you have to be aware of the 5 macro economic goals in an economy which are as following: 1. Low unemployment rate 2. Stable Prive level (low or no inflation) 3. Sustainable economic growth 4. Even distribution of income 5. Balance of payments (external balance :exports/imports) Having this in mind, use a developed country such as Sweden (or another that you know better) as an example to think through the 5 goals. -Sweden has an unemployment rate of about 7.7%, which is low compared to other countries, but considering that in 2008 the rate was 5.8%, Sweden has potential to supply more jobs to their potential workforce. -America has an above average UNEVEN distribution of income, meaning that even though the country is considered developed, there is a large gap between the rich and the poor. Google "the lorenz curve" to learn more about this