Sentence examples for world wealth from inspiring English sources
New World Wealth, for example, do not include primary residences when assessing wealth or net assets.
So I'd say that Mozambique stands out in this report," said Andrew Amoils, head of research at New World Wealth.
Mr. Moses also spotted signs of the start of recovery, saying that "the second half of 2009 saw a repairing of world wealth".
Mr Piketty writes that in most of the rich world wealth is split nearly evenly between residential capital (housing mostly) and productive capital.
Brazil today has 155,400 millionaires, according to the 2011 World Wealth Report, published by Capgemini and Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management.
It's an apt metaphor for certain recent, real-world, wealth-generating endeavors, except that in this case, its pointlessness becomes clear right away.
According to the recent Credit Suisse World Wealth Report, Australia has the second least unequal wealth distribution of 27 major countries.
Andrew Amoils, a senior analyst at New World Wealth, said: "The economic and wealth growth in Ethiopia over the last five or six years has been really strong.
Thanks to China's fast-growing economy, its population of millionaires is now the fourth largest in the world, moving past Britain in 2008, according to the 2009 Merrill Lynch-CapGemini World Wealth Report.
The author of this study, the World Wealth Report 2010, published by Capgemini-Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, pointed out that such "status symbol" purchases allowed people to flaunt their wealth.
