floating capital

The capital moved so often in its early years that it was nicknamed the "floating capital".

The floating capital was a fluid culture.

An effective market for floating capital.

Floating capital denotes currency in circulation and assets which are movable and storable.

Clarke also co-edited Floating Capital with Robert Sheppard in 1991.

Steelville is the self-proclaimed "Floating Capital of Missouri".

Floating Capital (Connecticut)

In 1853 Prudent moved alone to Los Angeles, and succeeded in regaining a respectable amount of floating capital.

Floating Capital: new poets from London (Potes & Poets Press, 1991)

They even seemed to link him in a sort of inconsequent way with those patriarchs who derived importance from their floating capital of flocks and herbs, he-asses and she-asses.

Nothing was left of the hundreds of thousands of pounds - perhaps as much as half the floating capital of Scotland - that had been invested and over half the colonists were dead of hunger or disease.