Sentence examples for wealth circulation from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the uniqueness of Greater Santiago's neoliberal development is discussed, highlighting the concentration of power, the influence of capitals over policy design and the strong socio-spatial inequalities that reflect direct wealth circulation from natural resources extraction to financial and real estate rents, in the absence of a strong industrial sector.

Ways have to be found to entice this hoarded wealth back into circulation, as the New Deal policies of FDR did in the 1930s, and that created the modern infrastructure and standard of living we Americans experience today.

It is difficult to measure the amount and value of wealth management products in circulation in China, wrote Mr. Xiao.

Either way, there are now "more than 20,000" wealth management products in circulation, "a dramatic increase from only a few hundred just five years ago".

The national government determined that the communal land system "impedes agricultural development, obstructs circulation of wealth, and weakens family bonds and the independence of the individual;" therefore, peasant farmers were instructed to forfeit their private land titles at which point they could be sold at "public auction to the highest bidder" (Williams 1994: 74).

This aims to ensure proper circulation of wealth within society.

Circulation -- of wealth, information, organic matter -- is the theme this shrewd group show.

Recent initiatives such as the Brixton and Bristol Pound have succeeded in linking greater circulation of a community's wealth with environmental goals.

There would be less money in circulation, but less artificially created financial wealth need not mean less wellbeing.

And the population ended up suffering because they reduced their taxes, reduced our jobs and took wealth out of the system, removing it from circulation.

At the same time, progressive taxation means that wealth flows back to the bottom and keeps the circulation flowing.