The leadership invokes an anti-gay rhetoric reminiscent of the way Soviet leaders used to denounce Jews as "internal enemies," the agents of foreign capital and spy services.
Moments later, the cops return with bags and boxes full of confiscated goods, and half a dozen vendors are dragged away by agents of the capital's Financial and Industrial Police.
In addition, government receives transfers from other agents (YGTR) and remuneration of capital (YGK).
You do, however, need to factor in buying and selling costs such as legal fees, stamp duty, estate agents' fees and the cost of capital improvements to the property if there were any.
In the days of a centralised economy, these institutions were key agents of state control and capital allocation.
In his war against the west he has deployed heavy military equipment, energy-supply blackmail, cyber-attack, propaganda by sophisticated, well-funded broadcasters, covert operations and agents of influence in EU capitals – oh yes, and Russian bombers nosing up the English Channel with their transponders off, potentially endangering civilian flights.
To meet this challenge, the social accounting matrix (SAM), developed by Sir J. Richard N. Stone (1913 1991),2 uses the I O table as a basis to indicate all money exchanges at the same point in time and covers the activities of all economic agents: industry, capital, household, company, government, and the rest of the world (ROW).
Traditionally, banks and investment banks acted as principals or agents, matching capital in search of economic return with borrowers needing capital to earn a real return on economic activity.
Its successes included the infiltration of every major Western intelligence operation and the placement of agents of influence in almost every major capital.
Production of capital goods collapsed.
