lũy giảm
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Degressive: Describing a rate or amount that decreases progressively as the base value increases. Often used in economic and fiscal contexts to describe a tax system where the tax rate decreases as the taxable amount rises, which is the opposite of a progressive system.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Thuế lũy giảm có thể không công bằng như thuế lũy tiến. (A degressive tax may not be as equitable as a progressive tax.)
- Hệ thống phí này có tính chất lũy giảm. (This fee system is degressive in nature.)
Advanced Usage
- Economic Context: The term is primarily used in technical discussions about taxation, tariffs, or pricing models where the effective burden or rate diminishes with scale.
- Chính sách mới áp dụng nguyên tắc lũy giảm cho các khoản đóng góp. (The new policy applies a degressive principle to the contributions.)
Variants and Related Words
Lũy tiến (adj): Progressive (increasing rate).
- Thuế thu nhập thường là thuế lũy tiến. (Income tax is usually progressive tax.)
Lũy thoái (adj): Regressive (decreasing rate, often used synonymously with "lũy giảm" but can imply a stronger negative connotation of unfairness).
Synonyms
- Decreasing rate: A general description of the characteristic.
- Regressive: Often used as a close synonym, though "regressive" can carry a stronger implication of being disproportionately burdensome on lower amounts or incomes.
Related Concepts
- Degressive Taxation: A tax system where the average tax rate decreases as the taxable amount increases. This is less common than progressive taxation.
- Thuế lũy giảm ít khi được khuyến nghị vì lý do công bằng xã hội. (Degressive taxation is seldom recommended for reasons of social equity.)
- Degressive
- Thuế lũy giảmDegressive taxation