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But how else can anyone find out the right price for a state enterprise when there's no real capital market?

But real capital investment is essential to economic growth and should be rewarded.

Montreal is the real capital; Vancouver would be a good choice, too.

I mean we had a lot of them are run anyway on credit, there's no real capital lying behind those businesses.

But no one has moved back to a real capital from an invented one.

The real capital, Podgorica, is probably the most boring city in the world.

Its citizens half jokingly refer to it as the "real capital".

My father was the first Stein in all history, as far as we know, to have accumulated any real capital.

The demand, he said, could create institutions with $600 billion in assets "without $1 in real capital for decades to come."

Indeed, many banks are, in fact, hollow shells, devoid of real capital.

A merger doesn't create any new values, any new real capital.

Are we to exempt part of interest income because it is merely making up for a real capital loss incurred by lenders?

Chapter 17 Draad had no real capital city.

In Seattle, prices average $364 a square foot, according to Real Capital.

In 1814 Christiania once more became a real capital when the union with Denmark was dissolved.

Social capital is a lot like real capital.

"No, the real capital, where the Emperor lives."

The Institute strives to achieve real capital appreciation through a variant perception of the market.

Islamabad came into being because the partition of India in 1947 left Pakistan without a real capital.

The country saves only when real capital is accumulated or when it invests abroad.

First, the machine stockpile may increase if the community starts saving part of their income thereby accumulating real capital.

Pessimism among economic decision makers leads to a decline in investment in real capital goods.

"But they're talking about real capital dollars.

As real capital replaces labour in the process of modernization, money should become increasingly an instrument of distribution.

Liverpool has a long history of connections with Ireland, and has frequently been dubbed the country's 'real capital'.