'monetary wealth' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where someone has access to a large amount of money. For example, "The wealthy art collector was known for his vast monetary wealth."
That value, he said, slightly exceeded the enormous gain in monetary wealth that the United States has experienced since 1900.
Zuckerberg facilitated an egalitarian revolution whereby high status could be demonstrated by those without money: social capital, unlike real capital, transcended monetary wealth.
The vast majority of the world's resources - not just monetary wealth, but land, resources and raw materials - is owned and controlled by a tiny minority of states, monarchs, aristocratic families, banks and corporations.
Certainly, it is lovely that society is experiencing some monetary wealth ("Where the Money Is" front page, March 12), but that doesn't compel us as a people or a state to continue to construct Levittown after Levittown of subdivision blight -- albeit the $900,000 per lot brand -- where once upon a time there was something to look at that didn't hurt the eyes and depress the soul.
Does personal monetary wealth get in the way of your duties as a pastor?
In opposition to the reductive notion of monetary wealth, Neurath distinguished between the notion of quality of life with its degrees of intensity- and the basis of life.
These figures do not include land holdings and other forms of non-monetary wealth, which suggests that the disparity between the richest and poorest is likely greater.
I hope for a world with no multi-million-dollar-a-year brokers, hedge fund managers and banking leaders, and for one where the long-term effects of A.I. and advances in computing power (approximately 20+ years) will mean a wholesale redefinition of wealth, monetary usage, value and a focus on equality across societies in the world.
Ferret discusses its roles as an index of wealth, a monetary unit, an animal of sacrifice, and an icon in art and craft production.
That minor caveat having been considered, one can turn his attention to the amazing wealth -- monetary and artistic -- represented by this show.
Alternatively, transport ownership may be a proxy for a household having greater monetary rather than asset wealth.
