“RENTIER” на русском языке

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rentier

Basil seems to have retired early, becoming a rentier of independent means, and apparently in order to raise a family.

But by the 1930s, Keynes became more concerned about the damage that the nonproductive rentier was doing to capitalism.

Sixteen miles south of London, and part of what is still known as the capital's stockbroker belt, Highbury would have been full of rentiers and stockholders, and they, too, would have paid the price for inflation.

True, Adeline Daumard calculated that, whereas in 1820 merchants, industrialists, proprietors, and rentiers held 53 per cent of all wealth in Paris, by 1911 the figure was 81 per cent.

Traders, industrialists, and working-class consumers had every reason to complain that they were paying heavy taxes to support idle rentiers who had invested in the national debt.