However awash New York City is in Wall Street bonuses and budget surpluses, venture capital and disposable income, it remains for some people one of the world's great social work laboratories -- full of poor, troubled people, children at risk and marriages coming apart.
Conversely, more risk could be taken if you are using true risk capital or disposable income to attempt to earn extra income.
Economic level was characterized by per capita gross domestic product (GDP), per capital annual disposable income of city households (PDI) and per capital annual net income of rural households (PNI).
So far as acculturation was concerned, a limit to its achievement was clearly set by the amount of disposable capital among non-Romanized populations.
The subtext is rich in irony: Christopher Shannon's collection was thought to be a commentary on the reality of being a new designer with little disposable capital.
In-hospital costs for procedural personnel, capital equipment, and disposable equipment were higher in the IVUS group.
But he had hundreds of millions of dollars of capital at his disposable to make that happen.
It's stories like this that need to be told, to remind us of the dark side of capitalism, where ever-more-ludicrous levels of wealth are the self-justifying end, and people being turned into disposable capital -- products -- are the means.
I know guys willing to re-write their wills and delete at least one child from a previous litigation in order to free up the disposable capital necessary to nurture the real or imagined affection of a legal concubine in these twilight years of colonoscopies and fluctuating 401Ks.
If losses continue to spiral, capital dries up, and disposable assets cannot find purchasers, banks will have little choice but to cut back even harder on lending, or to take whatever price they can get.
