The phrase "actual wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the true or real value of someone's assets or resources, often in contrast to perceived or nominal wealth.
Example: "While many people flaunt their possessions, true happiness often comes from understanding one's actual wealth."
Alternatives: "real wealth" or "true wealth".
But Powell renders actual wealth absurd, to a Wodehousean degree.
Feeling good, such people may increase their economic activity, leading to actual wealth creation.
Rather than use credit as a foundation for wealth-creation, it was erroneously treated as actual wealth, and consumed.
Castronova's estimate of EverQuest's G.D.P. showed that online games — even when there is no exchange of actual money — can produce actual wealth.
A tax applied in this way could not be tied to each person's actual wealth level, which is what Warren is seeking.
The unemployment of course, slow G.D.P. growth, the collapse in housing prices, and the effect that has on people's actual wealth and their perception of wealth, and therefore their willingness or unwillingness to spend money.
A glamour stock will keep on winning right up until it loses – when the gulf between its perceived value and actual wealth-generative potential gets too huge, when reality finally disrupts the reality distortion field surrounding it.
But that, says the Treasury, highlights another very significant issue in calculating Scotland's actual future wealth comparable to its notional wealth.
But gross national income (GNI) can offer a far more authentic figure of Scotland's actual, domestic wealth because it counts the wealth kept within the country.
For every subject and every available cash amount, based on her previous decisions, we compute the optimal consumption for every period, contingent on the fact that (i) she is alive and (ii) owns a given actual positive wealth.
That new meaning is more appropriate for the right than for the left, since the right is trying to make this a question of attitude than actual power, wealth, and influence.
