Pastisääteinen

Pastisääteinen is a Finnish term that translates to "proportionally regulated" or "regulated by proportion." It is most commonly used in the context of financial or legal agreements, particularly when referring to how certain amounts are determined or distributed based on a specific ratio or percentage.

For instance, in a contract, a pastisääteinen clause might outline how profits are to be shared between partners, stating that each partner will receive a share that is pastisääteinen to their initial investment or contribution. This means the distribution is directly proportional to their input.

Similarly, in taxation or benefit schemes, a pastisääteinen approach could mean that the amount of tax paid or benefit received is adjusted based on an individual's income or other relevant factors, following a predetermined proportional rule. The key aspect is that the regulation is not a fixed amount but changes according to a defined proportion.

The term implies a system where fairness and equity are maintained by ensuring that different elements or parties are treated according to their relative standing or contribution, as defined by a specific proportional framework. This method aims to create a balanced and predictable outcome based on established ratios.