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Money, Banking, and Capital Formation
SSRN Electronic Journal, 1994zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Stacey L. Schreft, Bruce D. Smith
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2007
Abstract This chapter assesses the balance between investment and savings by examining the deficit and surplus savings sectors for the last half of the 20th century following the Korean War. In order to gain comprehensive insight into the contribution of each component of investment to the overall capital formation and economic ...
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Abstract This chapter assesses the balance between investment and savings by examining the deficit and surplus savings sectors for the last half of the 20th century following the Korean War. In order to gain comprehensive insight into the contribution of each component of investment to the overall capital formation and economic ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
Raising money for small businesses is not simple – either in the ultimate goal of finding investors or in the process of compliance with federal and state laws governing the offer and sale of securities. Thus, even a simplified discussion of capital formation, as this attempts to achieve, is replete with complex aspects. This paper discusses - the life-
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Raising money for small businesses is not simple – either in the ultimate goal of finding investors or in the process of compliance with federal and state laws governing the offer and sale of securities. Thus, even a simplified discussion of capital formation, as this attempts to achieve, is replete with complex aspects. This paper discusses - the life-
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Artha Vijnana: Journal of The Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, 1977
This paper is divided into three sections, namely, (1) conceptual and statistical problems in the measurement of capital formation; (2) main national income aggregates and their relationship with gross domestic capital formation and (3) the scope of the operational definition of gross capital formation.
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This paper is divided into three sections, namely, (1) conceptual and statistical problems in the measurement of capital formation; (2) main national income aggregates and their relationship with gross domestic capital formation and (3) the scope of the operational definition of gross capital formation.
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2023
Abstract This chapter deals with legal capital ‘pay in’ rules. These are the requirements that regulate the amount of share capital that is put into a company and the forms of consideration that a company can accept in return for its shares. This is a highly technical, rule-based area of the law.
Eilís Ferran +2 more
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Abstract This chapter deals with legal capital ‘pay in’ rules. These are the requirements that regulate the amount of share capital that is put into a company and the forms of consideration that a company can accept in return for its shares. This is a highly technical, rule-based area of the law.
Eilís Ferran +2 more
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Capital Markets and Capital Formation In Australia, 1890–1945
Australian Economic History Review, 1997This survey article examines the interaction between the domestic capital markets and capital formation in Australia from the 1890s up to the end of World War II. The disenchantment of the City of London with Australian securities in the 1890s opened a window for the development of domestic capital markets.
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Capital Formation and Its Sources
1986Economic activity has two sides — production of commodities and expenditure. In national income accounting, Gross National Product (gnp) represents the former and Gross National Expenditure (gne) the latter. Chapters 4 and 5 analyzed production activity in agriculture and ‘industry’, the determinants of gnp.
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CAPITAL FORMATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 1995This paper criticizes the current enthusiasm for labour market policies as the main route to employment creation in OECD countries. Such policies are normally seen as a means of encouraging more employment on existing capital stock. This approach is one-sided and downplays the equally important task of increasing productive capacity.
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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Human Capital Formation Regimes
2011Abstract This article relocates managing human capital (HC) into the larger world of which firms are merely part. A firm's production strategies work in an institutional framework that shapes how the benefits of education are distributed and the nature of skills, work, its control, and rewards.
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