While there is evidence that urbanisation contributes to wealth creation, especially in cities in developing countries, it is likely that the economic gulf between rich and poor is likely to persist.
Panel regression models with village fixed effects show that contracts have significantly contributed to wealth accumulation.
Urban freight transport (UFT) contributes to wealth generating activities and the competitiveness of industry [1], but it also generates negative social and environmental impacts.
It was impossible to distinguish whether a residential unit was owned or rented, thereby preventing us to determine if the residence represented an expense or contributed to wealth.
In a report titled End the Era of Tax Havens, Oxfam said wealthy people funnelling cash to "secrecy jurisdictions" such as the Cayman Islands and Bermuda were contributing to the wealth divide.
If you are one of the roughly six million telecommuters in the US, take comfort in the knowledge that by rolling out of bed and shuffling to your desk to start your workday, you are contributing to a wealth of environmental savings.
Normative concepts of entrepreneurship stress the point that "all entrepreneurs share the same spirit of driven, committed, talented and highly motivated individuals who continue to advance innovation, finding creative economic and social solutions, and contributing to the wealth and health of their communities" (UNO, 2013, p. 2).
All around the globe, there are women-owned businesses that are driving economic growth, creating jobs and significantly contributing to intergenerational wealth.
Half a century ago, for example, labor unions were understood by many to be an important part of our political and economic system, helping ensure fair treatment for their members while contributing to the wealth and productivity of industry.
