"capital wealth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the money, assets, and resources that a person or group has for investment and financial stability. Here is an example sentence using "capital wealth": "The company's rapid growth and strategic investments have resulted in significant increases in their capital wealth."
BUSINESS CAPITAL Wealth invested in your own home has several tax advantages.
"Spiritual Capital: Wealth We Can Live By" (Berrett-Koehler) starts at the same place as "Just Enough" but tries to go further.
Forget trolleys: the destiny of self-driving cars will turn on labour relationships, surveillance capabilities, and the distribution of capital wealth.
Increasingly, we have come to regard our bricks and mortar as pensions and capital wealth, with average saving collapsing altogether until the credit crunch.
By more than halving the taxes of the richest and transferring the burden to the general population, Margaret Thatcher reinstated the rich's capital wealth after three postwar decades in which they had steadily become poorer.
The study shifts attention from capital flight flows to capital wealth stocks – taking account of investment earnings which are retained and could grow to be far larger than the original capital flight.
Share the tax burden fairly, shifting taxation from labour and consumption towards capital and wealth.
We simply do not take into account the corresponding diminution of the value of human capital – the wealth of workers.
He uses capital and wealth interchangeably, which would be an outrageous thing to do for some sorts of economic analysis but is not, I think, for his purposes.
Ixelles also is home to the European Parliament and offices of many multinational corporations, which have brought an influx of capital and wealth into the municipality.
Whatever the fate of the 75% tax rate, new and heavier taxes on companies, capital gains, wealth and income have not gone away.
