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Discover Ludwig"public capital" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to funds, resources, or assets that are publicly available or owned. For example, "Our community is investing in public capital to improve infrastructure and services."
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Guarantees have been ruled out, as has another public capital injection.
Protected entities should not be using (potentially) public capital to run non-productive gambling tables.
History suggests that systemic banking crises are usually resolved with large injections of public capital.
The healthiest have repaid public capital (at a profit to taxpayers).
Some would go bust, and many more would need injections of public capital.
Public capital investment, especially in housing, was in for a £12bn boom.
Labour cut public capital spending plans heavily just before it left office.
The public capital markets, too, have been very receptive to new issues.
There was a huge boom in Spain, driven by housing and financed by large private — not public — capital inflows.
Most public capital goes to emerging market economies where private investment no longer needs to be encouraged.
Shares in the big Irish banks fell because investors feared they would suffer as more public capital was injected.
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