… rich itself. There may be one pattern, or more likely several, to the way that the emergence
of the new rich has influenced the cultural, social, economic … that the new rich constructs for …

… a rich man and a poor man. First graders, like older children, perceived the rich man as more
competent than the poor man… , then, attributing economic outcomes to personal traits would …

… in supporting the financing of economic development (World Bank). Neither organization
directly affects most people in the world. They deal only with governments and do much more …

… prosperity will come not from the economic fundamentals but rather from any effort … rich West
or Japan can at best only postpone the inevitable, while they burden the rest of the economy …

… man, "aman of prestige and renown who was an economic … (you should not be the only rich
man, we should all be the … bigman'] who was not generous enough". (Pospisil 1958:80, cf. pp. …

… rich man’s table with the benefits of a brand new table—a rational, fair, international economic
… of benefits to economic development of the set of interventions proposed—though some …

… Karl Marx secularized this view and attributed causation to economics. Exploitive theorists
maintain that stratification results not from integrative needs, but from competition among …

… of logic in recent literature on health and economic development, in which it is asserted that
… when they are healthy, are not rich and are not going to become rich. • Their poverty is very …

… January: The richest 85 people in the … development. While socioeconomic adversity may
not solely determine a child’s success later in life, its significant role in helping children develop …

… into catchphrases that address symptoms of economic development rather than their causes.
Understanding economic development requires understanding why colonies were poor …