2.Recently, central bankers have also begun wondering whether they have a fiduciary duty to make higher returns from the publicwealth under their supervision, which could mean placing at least some part of foreign-exchange reserves in high-yielding, if less liquid, investments.
7.It emphasizes that corporations should actively return their accumulated wealth to the society and contribute to public interests so as to overcome their negative effects.
8.Consequently, prosecutors must prove that the defendant was bad and accumulated great wealth or obtained special benefits not available to the general public as a result of the tax fraud.
9.Although laws and public institutions do not produce immediate values, they nevertheless produce productive powers, and Say is mistaken if he maintains that nations have been enabled to become wealthy under all forms of government, and that by weans of laws no wealth can be created.
10.A good home is also an important factor in maintaining the quality of life, and the residential property market in particular serves as both a major vehicle for the personal investment of wealth and a public barometer of social stability.
