They can either employ more labour or invest in new capital (although more often than not they will do both in varying quantities).
Veteran lawmakers know that presidents always arrive with grand plans to spend their political capital, but more often than not they end up cutting deals with their adversaries or retreating altogether.
He had seen for himself that capital was more often consumed in poor businesses than propagated in good ones.
While they understand the ins and outs of venture capital raises, more often than not they have little understanding of multiples and valuation approaches in the M&A world.
The concerns over Iranian misdoings being voiced in Riyadh and other Mideast capitals are more often rooted in geopolitical brinkmanship and serious misconceptions about Iran's range in the region.
In the struggle between capital and labor, more often than not capital has won, because the real source of value for most companies has historically been the hard assets that they owned and controlled.
The data sources most often mentioned for measuring or evaluating IC include patient satisfaction surveys, staff satisfaction surveys, administrative data, human resources data, performance data, and patient outcomes data [ 7, 10– 17, 19, 19, 30, 37, 38, 44– 47, 53, 55], which suggests that human and relational capital are measured more often than organizational capital [ 11].
But that capital diminishes the more often you do it.
Historically, religion has sanctioned capital punishment far more often than opposed it.
The urban/peri-urban dairy farmers in the capital Kampala were more often male (P = 0.002) and commercialized (P = 0.0025), more experienced (P = 0.0001) and practiced zero-grazing more often (P = 0.05) than in the regional municipality Gulu.
Sometimes it is as simple as the application of capital in what had been a capital-starved business; more often it requires a retooling of the GTM model to make it work.
