Take the American slave-trade, which we are told by the papers, is especially prosperous just now.
In a 2012 paper, for instance, Mr Clark examines prosperous Swedes.
Paper presented at the Commonwealth Local Government Forum Research Colloquium: Sustainable local governance for prosperous communities, Cardiff, UK.
This paper explores whether this socioeconomic pattern persists in the prosperous German city of Munich which features high quality of life and coverage of children mental health specialists that lies well above the national average and is among the highest in Europe.
Onwards and upwards we keep going towards making Britain a more equal, prosperous and safe place for all its citizens – whatever their gender or morning paper.
In recent weeks, China has released a series of papers on how its rule has created a safer and more prosperous Tibet.
If one has accumulated paper wealth, then one can purchase some planetary usage credits from the less monetarily prosperous.
Irving, the youngest member of a prosperous merchant family, joined with ebullient young men of the town in producing the Salmagundi papers (1807 08), which satirized the foibles of Manhattan's citizenry.
To that end, this paper uses internal data from XMRC, an Internet job board in Xiamen, a medium-sized, prosperous Chinese city, to pose the following question: among equally qualified local hukou (LH, or 'native') and non-local hukou (NLH, or 'migrant') candidates who have applied for the same job, which applicants are more likely to receive an employer contact?
This policy was comparable, said the paper, in a paraphrase of Leach's views, to "Joseph Stalin's notorious seizure of land from prosperous Russians known as the Kulaks".
