The phrase "asset capital" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing financial resources or investments, but it is more likely to be a misinterpretation of terms like "capital assets" or "capital investment."
Example: "The company's asset capital has significantly increased over the last fiscal year, indicating strong growth."
Alternatives: "capital assets" or "investment capital."
The first is to develop simple models of the goods and services, asset, capital, and labor markets which can be usefully applied to generate realistic predictions regarding the behavior of such macroeconomic variables as: output, employment, inflation, the current account, and interest and exchange rates.
On the other hand, owners of industrial production comparatively have greater asset, capital and technology base that are governed by private property rights.
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The use of notions such as "asset", "capital" and even the word "resources" in connection with natural objects and systems has been identified by some writers as instrumentalizing natural things which are in essence wild and free.
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When it comes to shale assets, capital is king, since more money allows companies to better exploit their holdings.
"I have an apartment in central London, I have another that pays rent, I have money, assets, capital.
As we mentioned earlier, the great bulk of most companies' assets (capital, human, and managerial) is found in manufacturing.
They will be considered assets — capital investments rather than expenses — and the cost of producing them will be added to G.D.P.
To lower the threshold for means-testing would be administratively costly, time-consuming and inefficient because of the many varied combinations of assets, capital and earnings among pensioners.
