capital stock

It was given the number 6399, but never taken into capital stock.

Also, price inflation may affect the value of the capital stock.

This was a higher contribution to economic growth than that made by capital stocks.

"As a private investor, I'm taking twenty percent of the capital stock."

The country's agricultural capital stock had been built up in large part by land modification.

According to Smith, in a developing economy, both income level and capital stock rise.

The threat is a long-term erosion of the nation's capital stock.

"Europe's capital stock and production potential will grow faster than before."

This simulation can be run only through 2056 due to elimination of the capital stock.

A development is then called sustainable when it leaves the capital stock at least unchanged.

In 1990, this locomotive was returned to capital stock with its original number.

The idea of leaving capital stock at least unchanged is widely accepted.

Capital stock was issued in an effort to maintain profitability.

It was stated that all the capital stock had been subscribed.

By comparison, early in the century railroads represented 18 percent of the capital stock.

This globe is the capital stock of the race.

Capital stocks of state companies were deformed by government officials, while their equipment was sold out.

But it is also used to obtain alternative measures of the fixed capital stock.

The capital stock of the companies was $100,000, which would be millions in 2008 dollars.

At this same time, the school was incorporated with capital stock of $50,000.

"Overnight, a huge capital stock was wiped away," he said.

The capital stock, unlike the labour force, will always be fully employed.

They undoubtedly could have borrowed more and expanded their capital stock faster.

Three years after his death, the value of the company's capital stock topped $250 million.

The capital stock of the corporation was increased in 1874 to $400,000.