When fewer people own homes, there is
less wealth changing hands, which is bad for the economy.
Not exact matches
With
less up for interpretation by investors, what will the impact be on
wealth managers in this
changing financial services regulatory environment?
To meet the challenges we face we need more
change, not
less, to create the
wealth of the future with decent jobs and wages.
This reconfiguration is taking place amidst a host of deepening global predicaments, including climate
change, migration, increasing inequalities of
wealth and opportunity, that can not be resolved by purely technical means or by seeking recourse in a liberalism that has of late proven to be
less than effective.
For baby boomers who are nearing retirement, saving more and adjusting their asset mix has
less impact for the simple reason that they have
less time for those
changes to impact accumulated
wealth — though it may still help.
In order to be able to offer a more rounded picture of our ever
changing and variable climate, it might be useful if scientists were
less credulous of the infinite accuracy of unlikely proxies and took more notice of the great
wealth of «anecdotal» accounts.