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Capital
* Some capital has values.
* also limits the number of choices one has regarding genetic and environmental decisions
  - means wealth
  - social relation of production
* can also mean funds used to finance the activities of a firm
  - translate into ownership and control
  - make labor more productive
* ceases to be mobile once it is in the hands of working people.
* comes from savings and savings are forgone consumption
  - in two basic types
* dominant factor in the telecommunications industry.
* exists for the sake and convenience of human beings.
* flows freely across borders, but labor fixed factor in each country
  - from one point on the globe to another in moments
  - in the global economy
  - into a large open economy are positively related to the rate of interest
* form of private property
  - relationship
* gains A gain in price on a financial asset such as a stock, bond or mutual fund
  - Capital gains are treated as ordinary income subject to corporate income tax
  - Profits an investor makes from the sale of real estate or investments
  - tax on profits made on investments
* grows when profits are made and is reduced when assets are withdrawn by the owner.
* heterogeneous structure in which capital combinations have to be integrated.
* includes both tangible and intangible capital.
* increases worker productivity.
* is Riga, form of government a constitutional republic
  - accumulated labor
  - after-tax income
* is always in the form of definite capital goods
  - scarce in low-income countries
* is an accumulation of value, i.e., of crystallised abstract labour
  - international category
  - associated with roundabout methods of production
  - at once uniting and dividing the workers of the world
  - attracted primarily by the infrastructure and monopoly sectors of the economy
  - characters
  - cities
  - created by new investment
* is derived from labor
  - the accumulated and ongoing savings and investments of people
  - either tools or money instruments or machines, or money
  - essential to labor, just as labor is essential to capital
  - footloose, while labor is immo- bile
  - intellect
* is located in countries
  - proper nouns
  - states
  - made up of all of the tools and machinery used to produce a good or service
  - measured on an expenditure basis
* is money, capital is commodities
  - pure and simple
* is one of the factors of production
  - three main factors of production, the others being land and labor
  - part of columns
  - risk-sharing
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* is the basis of production in all economies
  - boss money being used to make more money for the boss
  - congealment of abstract, undifferentiated labor
  - grease of a market economy
  - main lever for controlling growth
* is the material means of production, which consists of a complex heterogeneous structure
  - pillar upon which the modern industrial society is founded
  - practical totalisation of modern life
  - resource most responsible for increasing labor productivity
* is the second factor influencing economic growth
  - source of income
  - seed that makes the plant grow, that benefits everybody
  - tools needed to produce things of value out of raw materials
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* is used for business
  - to create or enhance value
* is wealth on the move, it is money in power
  - that is used in production, or wealth that is in the course of exchange
* is what brings companies up to the next level
  - fuels entrepreneurial growth
* material income-producing factor.
* measure of non-human resources expended over time.
* praxeological concept.
* quarks The subatomic structure of the elemental breeding matter of any business.
* rationing is another example of inter-relatedness of a mutually exclusive nature.
* refers to equipment of all kinds and to hourly or salaried labor.
* relates to money, which is locked up in a business enterprise.
* represents the tools that the average person has to work with.
* result of labour, and is used by labour to assist it in further production.
* seems to be becoming a commodity in the same way that wheat or iron ore are commodities.
* social construct
  - relation of abstract labor
* stamp duties on the issuance of capital originating from foreign investment.
* takes the function of abstraction and generalizes it into exchange.
* thing - it is property.
+ Capital (city)
  * Capitals are usually large cities. For example, Montevideo is Uruguay's biggest city, and Uruguay's capital. However, a capital is not always the largest city in a country. For example, the capital of the Republic of India is New Delhi, which is smaller than Mumbai, and the capital of Pakistan is Islamabad, which is smaller than Karachi.
+ List of cities in Brazil
  * This is a list of the largest cities in Brazil. Capitals are in 'bold'.