demand for capital

"In real terms, they must be high because we have a crazy demand for capital."

Banks will just say there is no demand for capital and leave it at that.

There are many other factors which affect the demand for capital.

Changing environmental rules have created a huge new demand for capital.

"Market participants should be aware of foreign demand for capital, but it is not an immediate problem."

Perhaps it indicates a strong demand for capital in this country, which pushes real rates higher.

In Chapter 13 we discussed the demand for capital and the investment decision by a private firm.

It shows that demand for capital is inversely related to rate of interest.

So far this year, global demand for capital has not forced American interest rates higher, despite concerns to the contrary.

Apart from encompassing consumer goods and services, this includes the demand for capital as well.

In the classical theory supply and demand for capital determines the optimal interest rates.

We definitely don't save enough here to offset our public demands for capital."

The Big Society Bank will be there to meet the increased demand for capital.

But he said some people were talking more about the demand for capital as the economy grows and private capital borrowing demands increase.

The demand for capital to feed rapid economic expansion saw the town become a major financial centre with extensive international connections.

Now it claims that long-term interest rates will remain high because of demands for capital, even though total credit is up only 5 percent this year.

Activity in the higher-growth districts has been led by strong exports and steady demand for capital goods.

Mr. Greenspan emphasized that the economy faced many risks, including a drop in demand for capital equipment.

Repairing the Infrastructure The demand for capital will grow for other reasons.

Large institutional investors were better able to meet an increased demand for capital at the early stages of a venture investment - the start-up phase.

The demand for capital is done by the entrepreneur for further investment and for the productive purpose.

The turnaround in the last 12 months represents, in part, rising demand for capital at a time most large economies have emerged from recession.

For one thing, it assumes that demands for capital within the third world will not absorb the lion's share of Asian savings.

"The fact that there is no capital crunch is more the result of a weakening demand for capital than anything else," he added.

During the 1980's, elbowed aside by the Federal demand for capital, it plunged to 2.3 percent, dragging down productivity.