公的年金所得の英語

公的年金等控除という,年金受給者に対する所得控除例文帳に追加

an income deduction for annuity recipients called {public annuity graded deduction}発音を聞く  - EDR日英対訳辞書

公的年金等控除という,年金受給者に対する所得控除の額例文帳に追加

the amount of income deduction for annuity recipients called {public annuity graded deduction}発音を聞く  - EDR日英対訳辞書

高齢者世帯（65歳以上の者のみで構成するか、又はこれに18歳未満の者が加わった世帯をいう。）の所得（2007（平成19）年では平均298．9万円）の約７割を公的年金が支えており、公的年金を受給している世帯の約６割は公的年金のみで生活しており、公的年金制度は老後の所得保障の主柱となっている。例文帳に追加

The public pension plan supports about 70 percent of Its 2,989,000 yen average yearly income (2007) of the elderly household (composing only of 65 year old or older person, or the households including no older than 18-year-old ), about 60 percent of the home that has received the public pension plan lives only by the public pension plan, and public pension system is a main pillar of the income security at old age. - 厚生労働省

所得を個人や世帯の間で移転させることにより、国民の生活の安定を図る機能（生活保護制度、公的年金制度等）。例文帳に追加

This function stabilizes people’s lives by transferring income between individuals and households (e.g., public assistance system, public pension system). - 厚生労働省

さらに、報告書では、今後は国県市町村が公的事業の規模を縮小せざるを得ない状況を想定、年金・保険・警察・教育等を現状維持した上で、その他を一律40％削減した場合の波及所得の試算モデルも提示している。例文帳に追加

Furthermore, the report presents an estimation model based on the assumption that municipalities will have no choice but to reduce the scale of public projects in the future. It supposes that the current amount of budget for areas such as pension, insurance, police and education are maintained, while others are cut by 40 percent across the board. - 経済産業省

過去、日本の家計貯蓄率が1960年代平均15％、1970年代平均20％と高水準であった要因としては、①高度経済成長に伴う可処分所得の伸び、②家計資産が終戦後低水準となったため貯蓄に励んだこと、③ボーナス制度の存在、④人口構成が若かったこと、⑤公的年金水準が低いため自助的に老後のための貯蓄を行ったこと、⑥消費者金融制度の未発達、⑦マル優制度等税制面での優遇措置、⑧政府、日銀の貯蓄推進運動、⑨国民性等が挙げられる。例文帳に追加

In the past, factors behind Japan’s high household savings rate (an average of 15 percent in the 1960s, 20 percent in the 1970s) included: (1) more disposable income as a result of high economic growth; (2) the motivation to save prompted by the low postwar level of household assets; (3) the bonus system; (4) the high percentage of young people in population composition; (5) people saving for their old age due to low public pensions; (6) undeveloped consumer credit systems; (7) tax breaks such as the preferred savings system; (8) government and Bank of Japan encouragement of saving; and (9) the nature of the Japanese people. - 経済産業省