Sentence examples for notion of wealth from inspiring English sources

Over all, the past quarter-century has redefined the notion of wealth.

The key criterion, Dasgupta says, is a notion of wealth that includes natural capital.

The idea of money for nothing would go against a deeply grained idea of a reciprocal bond between state and citizen – embedded in our national anthem, of course, is the notion of "wealth for toil".

From Aristotle and socialist literature Neurath adopted the household economic notion of wealth based on use value and welfare.

The Austrian School, especially with Menger and Schumpeter, had developed a quantitative economic theory based on the notion of wealth reduced to exchange value and hence with a focus on market behavior.

Hedge fund managers have redefined notions of wealth in recent years.

Since hedge funds burst onto the scene in the 1990s, they have recast not only the rules of finance but also notions of wealth and status.

The funds' investment returns are sinking, and so are those big paydays for their managers, whose riches have helped redefine modern notions of wealth and helped drive up the price of everything from Picassos to Manhattan penthouses.

Abdul-Jabbar, who retired from the NBA after 20 seasons in 1989 and has since written 11 books, urged graduates of the New Jersey school to separate their vision of success from notions of wealth.

Etzioni claims that "left populism" is based on unpopular notions of "wealth transfer" and points to the unpopularity of programs for the poor (along with what appears to be an outlier poll on inequality).

While claims against Piketty have garnered much gloating on Twitter, he has won support from the Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman. "Anyone imagining that the whole notion of rising wealth inequality has been refuted is almost surely going to be disappointed," Krugman wrote on his New York Times blog.