capital
In economics, (1) Materials or equipment used to produce goods (e.g., tools, parts, inventory, buildings, fixtures, hours of training); or (2) money that is used in a business venture. Capital is created by saving, rather than consuming, economic output. Over time, saving accumulates into capital; it also depreciates.capital
capital
Example:
Capital is a vector-value that tells us the direction of all IDENTICAL items in an inventory.
Capital is a vector-value that tells us the direction of all IDENTICAL items in an inventory.
capital
Example:
In cartography, Bolivia is very important. It has 2 capitals, La Paz and Sucre. A gold star for Bolivia, or rather 2 gold stars for Bolivia.
In cartography, Bolivia is very important. It has 2 capitals, La Paz and Sucre. A gold star for Bolivia, or rather 2 gold stars for Bolivia.
Capitalization
Capitalization is the difference between "I had to help my uncle Jack off a horse.." and "I had to help my uncle jack off a horse.."
Capitalism
Capitalism
An economic system based on private ownership in which the major goal is to obtain profit. A free market economy.
Capitalism
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