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Moreover, Europe displays strong regional differences in the supply of capital.

"They are the ones who have received almost an unending supply of capital and cash over the last 10 or 15 years," he said.

On the other hand supply of capital is positively related to the rate of interest.

They concerned its supply of capital and its management.

"Japanese have an enormous supply of capital, which doesn't move around the world to where the returns are the highest."

Investment is determined by supply of capital goods.

"We need the potential supply of capital and the flexibility to have common stock as a script to acquire other marketplaces."

Certainly, rates generally have not risen since the quake, and there is not a fixed supply of capital in the world.

They will be competing for a greater share of the world's supply of capital - especially West Germany's.

In Scandinavia we currently have an over supply of capital which has definitely improved the position of our people.

Secondly, a new era of an abundant supply of capital at low interest rates suddenly opened around this time.

"The banks are building up bigger supplies of capital, and so getting stronger each day," said Westin.

A tide of foreign investment has helped keep rates low by providing an ample supply of capital for lenders.

He said hospitals and nursing homes "have received almost an unending supply of capital and cash."

A van bought on hire purchase is a supply of capital expenditure goods because ownership will eventually transfer to your business.

"The company increases the supply of capital to the residential mortgage market and tends to lower mortgage rates from what they would otherwise be."

There is certainly money in the manufacture of moving picture films when the management is good and an adequate supply of capital.

If the supply of capital truly exceeds demand, the rate of return will drop until the supply shrinks.

This aggressive expansion proved disastrous when immigration and supplies of capital all but disappeared with the outbreak of the First World War.

Obviously, such credit facilities help to increase the supply of capital goods to LDCs, thus aiding their economic development programmes.

Mercantilism held that a nation's prosperity depended on its supply of capital, represented by bullion (gold, silver, and trade value) held by the state.

Each 1 percent increase in the rate of Western economic growth, the United Nations estimates, would add $150 billion a year to the world supply of capital.

A van leased or hired to you is a continuous supply of services, but one bought on hire purchase is considered a supply of capital goods.

Second, there was a changed source of the supply of capital in the world financial markets away from the Middle East and towards Europe and Japan.

Repressed interest rates discouraged saving and the state's high propensity to borrow reduced the supply of capital to all but favoured borrowers, and also stoked inflation.