Phrases with «unearned wealth»

"Unearned wealth" refers to money or assets that are obtained without having to work for them. It usually refers to inheritances, gifts, or windfalls, where someone receives wealth without putting in effort to earn it through their own labor or skills. Full definition

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Sentences with «unearned wealth»

Hunt, who will call for a new focus by Labour on taxing unearned wealth, including an annual tax on property values levied on owners to replace the «unfair and outdated» council tax, will also say that both New Labour and Ed Miliband's Labour failed to make an effective case against inequality. (theguardian.com)
Labour MP David Lammy proposes a shift to taxation of unearned wealth from taxation of income and that we adopt power - sharing and profit - sharing in companies in his 2011 book Out of the Ashes. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
When you wrote «Public schools are for morons,» what you really meant was that public schools are for those who were not lucky enough to be born into unearned wealth, right? (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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Phrases with «unearned wealth»

Sentences with «unearned wealth»

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