Sentence examples for expansion of wealth from inspiring English sources
With the expansion of wealth in the 19th century and the creation of a market for vast quantities of inexpensive jewelry, brooches became a popular commercial form.
We see that the expansion of wealth for a small percentage of Americans has not led to economic growth that benefits society as a whole.
Yet the happy version of global transformation was coherent and persuasive, and the magnificent expansion of wealth and freedom after 1991 swept all doubts away.
The story has clearly appeared as a political struggle, pitting morally opposed forces against each other: disinterested knowledge against interested knowledge - research against spying and the science of archaeology, with little immediately practical application, against the science of geology, so useful to national governments seeking expansion of wealth and power.
Real Social Security reform could lead to the greatest expansion of wealth for working families that America has ever seen.
Mr. Dougan said the additional job cuts were a result of a reorganization of the bank's operations, including a reduction in its investment banking operations and an expansion of its wealth management business.
WALL STREET JOURNAL BNP Paribas to Expand Services for Wealthy Americans | The French bank BNP Paribas began a five-year expansion of its wealth management business, which oversees about $10 billion, Bloomberg News reports.
The expansion of worldwide wealth — in developed countries, in emerging countries — all of that was facilitated, in my view, to a large extent, by the development of international markets and the way they allow saving to flow to investments, in its most productive uses.
As a result, globalization greatly boosted the expansion of human wealth, benefiting both developed and developing countries alike.
It might be difficult to prevent inefficient patronage from seeping back into the system later on but the expansion of distortive forms of wealth sharing would be even more likely under a continuation of the status quo scenario.
Economists argue that the non-zero-sum game of trade--i.e., exchange in which both sides benefit--gives rise to a direction in history: the expansion of trade and the growth of wealth.
