regressive

English - Turkish

Definition of regressive in English Turkish dictionary: (Tıp) Gerileyen, ergresif; (Tıp) Bir hastalık proçesinin şiddetinin azalamsı; azalan oranlı; geriye giden; (Dilbilim) geriletici; regresif; gerileyen; {s} tepki oluşturan (dümen vb.); (sıfat) gerileyen, geriye doğru giden, tepki oluşturan (dümen vb.); {s} geriye doğru giden; geriye yönelik; gerileyici; gerilek
regressive assimilation: (Dilbilim) gerileyici benzeşme
regressive assimilation: (Dilbilim) dönüşme
regressive tax: azalan oranlı vergi
regressive rate: gerileyen oran
regressive assimilation: dilb. gerileyici benzeşme
regressive cost: (Ticaret) mütedenni masraf
regressive cost: (Ticaret) azalan oranlı masraf
regressive equation: azaltma eşitliği
regressive erosion: geriye doğru erozyon
regressive evolution: (Biyoloji) dönüşsüz evrim
regressive supply curve: (Ticaret) tersine dönen arz eğrisi
regressive taxation: (Ticaret) azalan oranlı vergileme

English - English

Definition of regressive in English English dictionary: Whose rate decreases as the amount increases; That tends to return, revert or regress; {a} returning, going or coming back; opposing progress (of taxes) adjusted so that the rate decreases as the amount increases; Regressive behaviour, activities, or processes involve a return to an earlier and less advanced stage of development. This regressive behaviour is more common in boys. returning to an earlier, less advanced state, or causing something to do this - used to show disapproval progressive; Passing back; returning; {s} withdrawing, moving backward; returning to a previous condition, going back to an earlier state; (of taxes) adjusted so that the rate decreases as the amount increases; Characterized by retrogression; retrogressive; opposing progress
regressive rate: decreasing rate, rate which is dropping
regressive tax: a tax that has less effect on the rich than on the poor. Tax levied at a rate that decreases as its base increases. Regressivity is considered undesirable because poorer people pay a greater percentage of their income in tax than wealthier people. Consumption taxes and sales taxes are usually considered regressive because of their set rate structures. Tobacco, gasoline, and liquor sales taxes, all major sources of tax revenue, are the most regressive taxes. In an effort to limit regressivity, a number of U.S. states have exempted medicine and grocery items from sales tax. Although the property tax is sometimes judged regressive because poorer people spend a larger percentage of their income on housing than wealthier people, property taxes are nonetheless effective in redistributing wealth from higher to lower income groups. See also progressive tax
regressive taxes: mandatory payments which are not dependent of the amount of income
regressively: In a regressive manner
regressively: with backward movement; retrogressively, in the manner of returning to a previous state