Sentence examples for money published from inspiring English sources

Excerpted from "The Behavior Gap: Simple Ways to Stop Doing Dumb Things With Money," published by Portfolio/Penguin.

An old book that seems prophetic regarding bitcoin is "Denationalisation of Money," published in 1976 by the Nobel Prize-winning economist Friedrich Hayek.

What is called Keynesianism has as its intellectual base a very complex modification of the classical doctrines of economics—one set forth in Keynes's famous The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, published in 1935 36.

Text of CCA letter: Dear Mr. Krugman, We are requesting that you publish a print-edition correction to several errors in your column, "Lobbyists, Guns And Money," published in The New York Times on March 26.

A newspaper whose detained reporter made a televised confession saying he had defamed a company in exchange for money published a front-page apology on Sunday, saying the improper practices had taught it a "profound lesson".

In her study "The Psychological Consequences of Money," published in Science in 2006, she found that "money-priming" — that is, exposing people to money, or representations of money, or even words having to do with money — is enough to temporarily reduce a person's ability to perceive physical and emotional sensations and to make them "disinterested" in others.

The company, whose main business is helping wealthy individuals find new homes for themselves and their money, publishes a popular annual ranking of the relative worth of every passport in the world.

But nor should they be wasting money publishing their content on the web.

Mr Anderson made his money publishing computer and business magazines.

He'd decided that he could, over time, make more money publishing without their help.

Mr. Axelrod, an entrepreneur from Bayonne, made his money publishing pet care books.