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[[en-I:rentier]] [[ar-I:ذوو إيرادات خاصة (ذو)]] [[cs-I:rentiér]] [[de-I:eigenen Vermögen lebende Person (vom)]] [[es-I:rentistas]] [[fi-I:säästöillään eläjä]] [[fr-I:rentier]] [[it-I:proprietario]] [[pl-I:rentierzy]] [[pt-I:APOSENTADO]] [[ru-I:Лица живущие на доходы с капитала]]  
 
[[en-I:rentier]] [[ar-I:ذوو إيرادات خاصة (ذو)]] [[cs-I:rentiér]] [[de-I:eigenen Vermögen lebende Person (vom)]] [[es-I:rentistas]] [[fi-I:säästöillään eläjä]] [[fr-I:rentier]] [[it-I:proprietario]] [[pl-I:rentierzy]] [[pt-I:APOSENTADO]] [[ru-I:Лица живущие на доходы с капитала]]  
 
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Revision as of 16:30, 4 February 2010

Rentier  (RENTIER)


The economically inactive population may be divided into dependants1 (350-5) and self-supporting persons2. Dependants depend for their support on the efforts of earners3 or breadwinners3; self-supporting persons have sufficient means for their subsistence. They may be rentiers4 or persons of independent means4, retired persons5 or pensioners5. A special category is that of persons in receipt of public assistance6, who are generally unemployable7 or incapable of work7.

  • 1. dependant (U. S. spelling dependent) n. — dependent adj. — dependency or depen-dancy n., the state of being dependent.


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