0 money that is spent on buildings and equipment to increase the effectiveness of a business -- 基本建設投資，基本建設費用；資本投入
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.
