Sentence examples for capital product from inspiring English sources
An even more mass-market venture capital product, the meVC Draper Fisher Jurvetson Fund I, is already in a slump.
The chancellor said that the budget's microeconomic reforms were designed to achieve greater flexibility in capital, product and labour markets.
It will require right across Europe the kind of radical capital product and labor market reforms only a few countries have tried.
Most of the problems, however, are deeply structural, going to the organization of the capital, product, and labor markets, the ephemeral nature of intellectual property, and the disruptive nature of innovation.
Demand Media said the $71 million it was raising in its offering was pegged for "investments in content, international expansion, working capital, product development, sales and marketing activities, general and administrative matters and capital expenditures".
LinkedIn, one of the first major social networks to go public this year, said it planned to use the proceeds of the sale for working capital, product development and possible acquisitions.
A readily measurable aspect of globalization is the increasing exchange of capital, products and services across national boundaries, spurred by expanded use of container shipping and other technological improvements as well as falling barrier.
Investors grapple daily in an effort to figure out how to value companies whose accounting assets — things like land, capital, products, and licenses — don't adequately express their true market value.
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Karl Gerth in As China Goes, So Goes the World explains that after 1987, a shared history and common interests between China and Taiwan enabled a rapid flow of capital, products and people between the two countries.
We created a for-profit company called the Columbus Collaboratory that builds out advanced capabilities in cybersecurity and analytics, and creates intellectual capital, products, and services for the broader market.
