So-called "marginal farmers" with landholdings of less that one hectare, who cultivate capital-intensive cash crops that are subject to price fluctuations, such as coffee and cotton, are most likely to have debts that they are unable to pay back, and are, therefore, at greater risk of committing suicide.
Secondly, not too cash intensive.
Some of my polymer experiments are cash intensive.
And building a travel business is cash intensive, hence the $4.4 billion Airbnb has raised to date or even TripActions' $236 million in total VC funding.
The grey market makes it more difficult to track revenues for taxation purposes, contributes to a public safety threat as cash intensive businesses are often targets for criminal activity, and prevents proper tracking of large swaths of finances across the nation.
And although there's still hope that the company will find a buyer, it hasn't come soon enough to continue operating in what has become an incredibly competitive — read: cash intensive — market, with heavily funded competitors that include London-based Deliveroo, Delivery Hero's Foodora, Uber's UberEATs, and potentially Amazon, to name but a few.
"It is cash intensive," Schultz said.
124– 126 These epidemics were mainly linked to increased population movements and changes in the environment (for example, deforestation or the introduction of intensive agriculture for cash crops), both of which are factors that are related to the new colonial order.
With a stockpile of cash after intensive fund-raising, whose demands had kept him off the trail, officials said, he will now make a greater effort to blend raising money with campaigning.
This covers a host of businesses that provide steady income and are not too capital-intensive, such as corporate cash management, foreign exchange, trade finance, global custody and hedge-fund administration.
