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Moreover, we have lost part of our hold on the food-producing countries of the world by the sale of our capital investments in those countries to pay for the war.
While his management was safe and sane, it had not produced a very large return upon the capital investment.
Measures of physical capital investment are omitted from this model for two reasons.
Physical conversion technologies are more sophisticated and often require significant capital investment.
Nonetheless, the lack of own-source revenues contributes to dependence on the centre, especially for capital investment.
It takes a lot of capital investment, training, and hard work to find and identify genes.
It cannot occur, however, without capital investment because new production technologies, in particular, are largely embodied in capital equipment.
Drainage required considerable capital investment that could only pay dividends if there were a sufficient gain in productivity.
In terms of capital investment, lumber production provided the next least expensive way of increasing exports with a ready external market.
Substantial capital investment in buildings deterred flexibility, and a strong residential care lobby ensured that resources were not diverted elsewhere.
Most of the women were casual workers working, typically, with low capital investment in tools and technology.
Until then heavy capital investment in scientific research had been mainly limited to state-corporate sponsorship of chemistry, where the practical dividends were very apparent.
Governments providing reasonable security for capital investment were present in the latter two nations, and this seems a requisite for early progress.
As a consequence, parents cannot capture the returns to their human capital investment efforts that accrue to their children.
These techniques require substantial capital investment and skilled personnel; simple, cost-effective alternative detection protocols were therefore developed in this study.
However, public pensions in a high growth equilibrium encourage human capital investment and also economic growth, although it has a negative impact on employment.
In 1998, capital investment was responsible for 4.7 per cent of the 7.8 per cent growth rate, a share of 60.3 per cent.
