The phrase "assumed wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe wealth that is believed or presumed to exist, often without concrete evidence.
Example: "His lavish lifestyle was often attributed to his assumed wealth, though few knew the truth of his financial situation."
Alternatives: "presumed wealth" or "supposed wealth".
And then they wanted to talk about money, whether his new-found fame and assumed wealth was going to cut him off from his fellow Jamaicans, and they asked about the future of reggae if it became too commercial.
One hedge-fund insider who lived in the Caymans said: "The heavy spending was well-intentioned because Caymans' infrastructure – schools, public health services, social services – are quite poor, given the assumed wealth of Grand Cayman.
Having long assumed that wealth leads to health, they have come to recognize that health is essential to wealth, too.
AMERICANS have always assumed that wealth comes and goes.
So he assumed their wealth share was consistently that of the top 1% plus 36 percentage points.
Assuming a wealth effect of six cents on the dollar, the bubble wealth was generating close to $500bn a year in increased consumption.
When he meets Irene, who is living in genteel near-poverty with her stepmother, he goes after her with the single-minded determination of a man who assumes his wealth can buy him anything.
If one assumes his wealth came from legal activities, that would seem to rule out corruption while he was an Army officer, earning salaries that were not very large.
This Wikipedia article isn't bad, though I don't entirely agree with the statement that "The theory assumes that wealth and monetary assets are identical". By the end of the nineteenth century, mercantilism had been replaced by what became known as "Classical Theory".
This is tantamount to assuming that wealth places a proportional burden on resources.
These phenomena contradict evolutionary and economic models of the family that assume increasing wealth reduces resource competition between offspring, favoring high fertility norms.
