Sentence examples for wealth loss from inspiring English sources

The main reason was a wealth loss of $10.9 trillion in Europe (caused in large part by an appreciating dollar).

In the first version, which I discussed here, Bullard seemed to be arguing that the wealth loss from the burst bubble represented a real destruction of economic capacity.

The higher costs will not be able to passed through as wages will not rise as fast due to larger pool of labor, global competition for such jobs and expected retirees working later to recover from record wealth loss.

In light of the mismanagement that borders on malfeasance, Croesus wishes to award Dunce Caps to the stewards of this immense wealth loss and single them out for their negative contributions to ordinary investors.

In this paper, we improve Hibiki's model in the following aspects: (1) The risk measure CVaR is introduced to control the wealth loss risk while maximizing the expected utility; (2) Typical market imperfections such as short sale constraints, proportional transaction costs are considered simultaneously.

Meanwhile, it's not hard to see evidence of wealth loss in the United States, which has had a limp recovery from the recession.

While about one in 15 households with mortgages is now late in making payments, many more have suffered wealth losses.

"We find strong evidence that the economic crisis — manifested in job and wealth losses — has led to reductions in the use of routine medical care," the researchers said.

In the wake of this recent recession, young people have also ended up moving back into (or never leaving) their parents' homes in large numbers, and have suffered major wealth losses as well.

Those sanguine about the impact of large wealth losses, he notes, need only consider the current events in Albania.A tactical argument in favour of Mr Greenspan's loquaciousness is that markets are less likely to overreact to a rate rise next week than they would have been otherwise.

Firms with weaker shareholder rights experience greater bondholder wealth losses at the announcement of stock repurchases.