1.   Although inequality has increased, the economic gains have not generally been by the rich at the expense of the poor.

2.   He argues that classes develop in Market economies in which individuals compete for economic gain.

3.   These features represent economic gains.

4.   Only countries with considerable expertise in information technology will be able to achieve economic gains due to this demand.

5.   So the economic gains from land reform in the south might not be that great.

6.   Americans need to know whether the desire for economic gain will displace the protection of natural resources as the driving goal of the Interior Department.

7.   And Armey contends that the long run economic gains from his plan should outweigh any initial decline.

8.   And President Clinton will record telephone messages for automatic dialing to African American and Hispanic households, touting the economic gains of the last eight years.

9.   Asia will experience double-digit growth in airline traffic in the next few years as economic gains in the region spur more travel, he said.

10.   -- The fund is not interested in constantly buying and selling mediocre businesses where economic gain depends more on profiting from short-term price swings.