增收 (zēng shōu) literally combines 增 (zēng, 'to increase') and 收 (shōu, 'income' or 'revenue'), forming a verb meaning 'to increase income' or 'to boost revenue'. It is commonly used in economic, business, and policy contexts — for example, when discussing strategies farmers use to earn more, or how companies expand profits through new markets or efficiency improvements. The term emphasizes active efforts or measures taken to raise earnings, rather than passive growth.

This word appears frequently in news reports, government documents, and workplace discussions about financial improvement. It often co-occurs with verbs like 实现 (shíxiàn, 'to achieve'), 力争 (lìzhēng, 'to strive to'), or 通过...来 (tōngguò... lái, 'through... to'). While it can refer to personal income growth, it is more typically applied at the organizational or national level — such as village-level collective income or corporate annual revenue.