capital investment

noun

The trouble is that this high level of capital investment does not seem to be buying improved outcomes.

By contrast, after Ronald Reagan helped lead to declining unionization, capital investment was disappointing in the 1980s.

So did capital investment, rising from some $11 billion in 1933 (in 2000 dollars) to $91 billion in 1937.

In the 2000s, when unions seem almost nonexistent, median wages have fallen, and capital investment has been persistently weak.

By doubling his capital investment he raises, not twice as much produce, but ten times as much.

Don't, by all that's sacred, throw away such a capital investment through ignorance and informality.

The immediate necessity was to reduce wasteful overhead at Marlborough and to liquidate non-essential capital investment.

Its object is not to do away with any return on the capital investment.

I am going in for Rivers's because it seems such a capital investment.

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