Sentence examples for theory of wealth from inspiring English sources

Physiocracy was a theory of wealth.

His main work in economics is Recherches sur les principes mathématiques de la théorie des richesses (1838; Researches into the Mathematical Principles of the Theory of Wealth).

He ridiculed the Reaganite trickle-down theory of wealth distribution, preferring the earthier phrase "the horse-and-sparrow theory" - "If you feed the horse enough oats, some will pass through to the road for the sparrows".

The land tax established by the Revolutionary Constituent Assembly on Dec. 1, 1790, also followed physiocratic precepts, but the issue of assignats, or paper money, in April 1790 ignored completely their theory of wealth.

Today's Cournot game principles were brought to the forefront by Antoine Augustin Cournot in 1838 in the book 'Recherches sur les principles mathématiques de la théorie des richesses' (who studied the mathematical principles of the theory of wealth) but have not referred to the game theory rules since that timeb.

The champagne socialist's line that the poor should be raised to his level rather than he being reduced to theirs, is only an inversion of the neoliberal's crazed theory of wealth-creation, depending as it does on some mysterious mechanism of "trickle up".

The Fed itself hasn't found any proof of the theory of the wealth effect.

Hence, stock market swings will reverberate throughout the economy, according to the theory of the "wealth effect".

There is the arrogance-of-wealth theory, the shy-fellow who-deep-down- is-longing-for-attention theory, and the blame-it-on-dad theory, which has it that by running Forbes is trying, finally, to outdo his father.

Smith ends the entire theory of farm-first wealth by pointing to an error in simple arithmetic.

His economic critique of British rule in India, "the drain of wealth theory", proposed that India was impoverished by British imperialism.