The phrase "capitalization effect" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the effect a company or business's capitalization has on its ability to finance projects, obtain loans, raise capital and make acquisitions. For example: The company's recent increase in capitalization has had a positive capitalization effect on its ability to finance new projects.
In addition, as noted above, capitalization effects can be diminished by adopting policies that make housing more available and thereby reduce the costs of migration.
The present study is one of the first longitudinal examinations of social anxiety in romantic relationships and as a result, we explored the direction of the hypothesized social anxiety and capitalization support effects.
We found evidence that socially anxious people accurately perceived their partners as their partners also acknowledged providing less capitalization support (partner effect), β = −.17, t = −2.02, p = .04.04
As hypothesized, people with greater social anxiety felt they received less capitalization support (actor effect), β = −.18, t = −2.16, p = .03 after sharing their positive event.
When socially anxious people were in the role of providing support to their partners, we found that their partners felt they received more capitalization support (partner effect), β = .18, t = 2.05, p = .04.04
The effect of capitalization of the future losses to present time is that the risk profile asymptotically approaches a limit risk profile as the operation time increases.
Effects of capitalization for equipment and buildings upon production costs is discussed and presented in graphical form.
To extend the main effects of capitalization support on relational outcomes, we examined social anxiety as a moderator of the longitudinal influence of capitalization support on relationship stability and quality.
Unobserved effects such as market capitalization, which may be correlated with seasonal effects, might be present in our data.
