Creating a genuine capital-markets union may prove to be the work of a generation.Paul Wallace: European economics editor, The Economist.
That war's legacies included a city that had become a genuine national capital, supported by a vastly enlarged government and military.
"New Jerseyans have demonstrated genuine concern about capital punishment, including the way it is applied," Ms. Manning said.
And to avoid a decline in genuine savings when natural capital is reduced, the other forms of capital need to increase.
Banking needs to be unshackled to provide capital to genuine private enterprises.
Imagine if the Europeans came bearing genuine technical assistance, investment capital and debt restructuring as opposed to more austerity demands.
"Imagine," Kuttner writes, "if the Europeans came bearing genuine technical assistance, investment capital and debt restructuring as opposed to more austerity demands".
It seems that the management of leadership and human capital requires more genuine skills, sharp thinking and ruthless implementation than any other area of business.
But there was also a genuine need for permanent equity as capital requirements rose and as investment banks moved deeper into capital-intensive businesses such as market-making and trading.
As a pro-defense Republican, Bush would have the political capital to bring about genuine, even historic, change.
"We are continuing our assessment of new technology in the capital that can deliver genuine environmental benefits," said Mike Weston, TfL's director of buses, in a statement.
