regressive

形容词

UK/rɪˈɡres.ɪv/
US/rɪˈɡres.ɪv/

定义 regressive 形容词

tax(税收)

  1. finance & economics(金融与经济)specialized(专业)

    Relating to a tax that takes a smaller percentage of income as the income of the taxpayer increases, thus disproportionately affecting lower-income individuals.

    (税收)退减的;(对富人的影响比对穷人的小)

    • A regressive tax system disproportionately burdens lower-income individuals, as they pay a larger percentage of their earnings in taxes.

      累退税制对低收入者的负担不成比例,因为他们支付的税款占收入的比例更大。

    • Sales taxes on essential items like groceries are often criticized for being regressive, as they take a larger bite out of the budgets of lower-income families.

      对食品等必需品征收的销售税通常被批评为累退税,因为它们在低收入家庭预算中占据了更大的比例。

    • The tax on gasoline can be considered regressive, as it represents a greater proportion of expenses for lower-income drivers compared to higher-income ones.

      汽油税可以被视为累退税,因为它对低收入司机的支出比例比高收入司机更大。