The phrase "absence of capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial resources, investments, or economic conditions where capital is lacking.
Example: "The absence of capital has hindered the growth of many small businesses in the area."
Alternatives: "lack of capital" or "shortage of capital".
Even if next year's money is restored, the arboretum will continue to suffer from years of chronic underfunding and the absence of capital investment.
We accept nowadays that, in the absence of capital controls, it is very difficult for governments to defend a fixed exchange rate.
The reality is that keeping a currency stable at a low level when they are free to float on the foreign exchanges and in the absence of capital controls is quite a challenge.
In a paper presented at the Kansas City Fed's Jackson Hole conference in August, Hélène Rey of the London Business School argues that the volume and volatility of capital flows rules out an independent monetary policy, even with a flexible exchange rate, in the absence of capital controls.
In the absence of capital controls, a rational depositor in a Greek bank could shift his or her deposit into another bank in the euro region at the merest hint of crisis, the very option that politicians would like to avoid.
Numerically, almost 1282 of the 3591 youths complain absence of capital as a major factor to influence self-employment.
Our model is static and compares a situation without seed capital (( s=0 )) to a situation with seed capital (( s>0 )).7 In the absence of seed capital, we expect three types of DI beneficiaries: The first two types choose boundary solutions, that is, they either choose not to work at all (type 1) or to work exactly at the "cash cliff" that determines the next lower benefit level (type 2).
Simulation analysis is employed to show that, even in the absence of the capital dilution effect, low fertility leads to higher per capita consumption through human capital accumulation, given plausible model parameters.
She was also clear to point out that the best predictor of increase in homicide rates is not mental health-related by rather social dislocation, income inequality, and the absence of social capital.
The absence of economic capital is one of the most important obstacles to growth.
Finland's pervasive weakness in all sectors is the absence of venture capital.
