An example illustrates how nasty it can be: In the status quo $S$, Peter is filthy rich and Paul is abjectly poor.
The original handbook was published at a time when the country was dipping into a nasty recession: rich people were out of style, or at least they were until the economy recovered a few years later.
The Angolan government, a nasty, oil-rich regime that the Americans tried to topple during the cold war, is not wildly enthusiastic about their current plan to topple a nasty, oil-rich regime in Iraq.
This is an ideal eco-business — you only feed the juvenile abalone on the algae that naturally grow in abundance on the plastic sheets exposed to seawater, and there is none of the nasty nutrient-rich effluent associated with finfish aquaculture.
Much more often, however, the victim is a rich, nasty old person who enjoys taunting his prospective heirs with the accusation that they wish him dead, so that they can collect their inheritances.
That may sound like petty, nasty behavior for a rich, successful chef -- but that's Gordon Ramsay for you.
That is not wholly good news: most central and east European countries face the nasty combination of a rich-country age structure with a poor-country economy.
I remember the consequences for the people we seek to represent – the crumbling schools, the inadequate hospital buildings, the faltering transport infrastructure, the nasty mood of get-rich-quick that incubated the mindless greed in the City, for which we are now all paying.
Lawless: The Spartacus storyline was moving away from Capua, so I guess if they were going to remain true to Spartacus' journey, then it made sense to offer up Lucretia and Illythia's lives, in the richest, nastiest tradition of the show.
If people's expectations of inflation overshoot what they actually end up enduring, the consequence could be a nasty recession.Until the rich world was hit by "stagflation" in the 1970s, there had been a remarkably stable relationship between the level of joblessness and the speed of price increases.
