Collocations withwealth

These are words often used in combination withwealth.

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accumulated wealth
Evolution of agents is performed in a very simple fashion based on accumulated wealth.
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acquisition of wealth
Affirmative action focused on race facilitates the acquisition of wealth by an already privileged enclave because it does not seek to eliminate or even reduce class distinctions.
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comparative wealth
The scope of this volume inevitably reflects attendance at the 1988 conference, which in turn reflects the proximity and comparative wealth of the organisations sponsoring the authors.
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concentration of wealth
Although capturing the variance, their model fails to match the extreme degree of concentration of wealth in the hands of the richest 1%.
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considerable wealth
Their representatives dominated the town's political institutions and many had amassed considerable wealth.
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disparity of wealth
Sadly, it also has the greatest disparity of wealth.
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display of wealth
The novel's moral economy condemns to starvation characters that put the display of wealth above family priorities and, by clear extension, the national family.
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distribution of wealth
According to the parameters of the model either the more- or the less-risk-averse type of agent dominates the distribution of wealth.
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enormous wealth
But humans have an enormous wealth of other predicates as well, undoubtedly accessed exclusively via the ventral stream, and bearing only indirect relationships to salient attentiondrawing traits of objects.
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great wealth
There is a great wealth of literature on this.
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greatest wealth
Its people are ultimately a country's greatest wealth.
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growing wealth
However, she demonstrates that the success of this ' local ' dyeing industry was intimately tied to the growing wealth of cash-crop farmers, who used their new incomes to purchase dyed cloth.
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household wealth
Table 3 presents the data on the share of household wealth owned by wives.
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immense wealth
We have an immense wealth of languages in our county.
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increased wealth
On the other hand, producers might use increased wealth to diversify their production systems20.
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increasing wealth
Increasing wealth leads to strife which in turn leads to government by monarchies.
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inherited wealth
As a consequence, the income elasticity of bequests is high and inherited wealth is a major cause of wealth inequality.
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massive wealth
These networks can generate massive wealth alongside forms of marginalisation, exclusion, violence and poverty.
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mineral wealth
Some countries experiencing mineral wealth windfalls direct part of this revenue to poverty alleviation programs.
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net wealth
Our income measure consists of two components that are added together: annual disposable income and the annuity of net wealth.
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newfound wealth
Many of them promptly invested their newfound wealth abroad producing an enormous capital flight.
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oil wealth
Many studies have noted that exceptional oil wealth appears to make states less democratic.
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personal wealth
The personal wealth of these leaders demonstrates the power of the state, not purchase power.
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pursuit of wealth
Women reminded male church leaders that their self-interested pursuit of wealth had undermined domestic peace.
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redistribution of wealth
The tax tempered the rewards from capital rather than attempting a more far-reaching redistribution of wealth.
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relative wealth
Notwithstanding the relative wealth of information for historical research, this material has remained largely unexamined.
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source of wealth
They instead turned to another source of wealth, subject peoples, generally minorities or neighbours, seeing in them an opportunity to recoup their losses.
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substantial wealth
Repeated election of members of a family almost invariably implied substantial wealth and high social standing.
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symbol of wealth
They always want more children, since children are a symbol of wealth, strength and vitality.
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tremendous wealth
They were the cradle of the industrial revolution, providing tremendous wealth.
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vast wealth
What predictions would we be able to make from this vast wealth of information?
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wealth creator
Bankers also, by past injudicious investment, are beginning to consider research to be more of a money spender than a wealth creator.
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wealth gap
This has the important policy implication that equivalent rates of technological progress will not close the wealth gap between two countries with identical parameters but different initial conditions.
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wealth of detail
They contain a wealth of detail about teaching techniques and relationships between pupils and between pupils and staff.
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wealth of expertise
They have a wealth of expertise in many different fields.
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wealth of information
The wealth of information in these maps could have been more clearly presented.
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wealth of knowledge
Other representation formalisms eliminate the ambiguity aspect, but limit the wealth of knowledge communicated.
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wealth of talent
There is a wealth of talent that is about to be lost.
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