Sentence examples for nominal wealth from inspiring English sources

Switzerland has the highest nominal wealth per adult in the world, enjoys one of the world's highest life expectancy rates, and, despite the high cost of living, ranks as one of the best places to live.

So shifting back and forth doesn't change the dollar nominal wealth of the economy.

It has the highest nominal wealth per adult (financial and non-financial assets) in the world according to Credit Suisse and the eighth-highest per capita gross domestic product on the IMF list.

Instead of just amassing what FDR called "nominal" wealth for shareholders, a growing number of companies see themselves as responsible not just to shareholders, but to a global "ecosystem" of which they are a part, along with staff, suppliers (like farmers or foresters), stakeholders in the land they're working, and consumers who buy what they produce.

The federal homeownership push probably contributed to the housing boom and its subsequent crash, which destroyed trillions in nominal household wealth and left many minorities worse off — not to mention the broader economic damage.

Londoners who own property are smiling at their nominal increased wealth.

Buying a bond or any other security only exchanges one financial asset for another and therefore doesn't change the nominal (dollar) wealth of the economy.

In a 1937 speech FDR said, "...the natural resources of our land -- our permanent capital -- are being converted into nominal evidences of wealth at a faster rate than our real wealth is being replaced...

The founding members who survived compounded their wealth (in nominal terms) at an annual 12%, less than the S&P's 13.5% return.

The competition for mobile capital has transformed every would-be global city into a tax haven, eroding real and nominal tax rates, enhancing global wealth and income inequalities.

Data were collapsed from interval to nominal level (e.g., age, socio-economic wealth tertile to examine differential age distribution of antenatal depression or used as a proxy measure for income index such as low, moderate, and high) or categories collapsed (e.g., marital status as the observed value was less than 5 in some cells) to permit data analysis.