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Our first order of business has been to recover the jobs and wealth that was lost in this crisis.
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Our first order of business is to recover all the jobs and wealth that was lost in the crisis.
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But it went on to list a litany of headwinds from job losses and lost wealth to tight credit.
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Even venture capital moneymen John Doerr and Vinod Khosla have lost track of some of their wealth.
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According to a survey by Spectrem Group, financial advisors are largely treading water with many wealthy investors, and worse, have lost significant ground with a key wealth segment, the company said in a press release.
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Persian society had lost its political stability, causing trade routes to dry up and wealth to decline.
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Society has a moral obligation to stand by those who have lost their health and their lives in creating this country's wealth.
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The states with relatively high income tax lost working wealth, triggering an economic death spiral as they continue to raise taxes and lose people, businesses, and working wealth.
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According to an estimate by the World Bank, the disease has already cost the Caribbean region some 6% of its potential wealth, because of lost workers, increased dependency on those who do work, higher medical spending and reduced savings.
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Add up all the people who lost wealth due to Bernie Madoff, Allen Stanford, allegedly Russell Wasendorf, the flash crash and Knight Capital, and the group will be dwarfed in size by the total number of investors participating in the financial markets.
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The newly-emerged Asian middle classes have now seen much of their wealth buried under mountains of bad debt or else destroyed as stockmarkets have crashed, currencies have lost value and property bubbles have burst.
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