1) Arbitrage 2) Assets 3) Clothing 4) Extort 5) Giving 6) Investing 7) Lending 8) Leveraging 9) Money 10) Outlay 11) Pellicle 12) Stake 13) Support
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1) US bonds 2) Asset 3) Capital venture 4) Finance 5) Investing 6) Land 7) Military strategy 8) Money put in 9) Property 10) Share 11) Something that is invested 12) Sum invested 13) The act of investing
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• (n.) The act of surrounding, blocking up, or besieging by an armed force, or the state of being so surrounded. • (n.) The laying out of money in the purchase of some species of property; the amount of money invested, or that in which money is invested. • (n.) That with which anyone is invested; a vestment. • (n.) The act of in...
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1. Addition to the stock of capital of a firm or country. 2. Purchase of an asset, real or financial. 3. The use of resources today for the purpose of increasing productivity or income in the future.
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Buying and holding assets, such as shares, bonds, property and commodities, to earn income or to make capital gains
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[Noun] Putting money to a particular use, for example in a project or in shares to make a profit.
Example: The company made a big investment in new machinery.
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Any use of resources intended to increase future production output or income. Contexts: macro
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Investment is the purchase of capital equipment. i.e. the purchase of machines, equipment, factories etc. that firms need to enable them to produce. It is usually split into two parts: 1. Replacement investment - this is where companies buy new machinery and equipment that simply replaces something they had already that was worn out or inefficient....
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An asset acquired for the purpose of producing income and/or capital gains for its owner.
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Investment is the purchase of capital equipment. i.e. the purchase of machines, equipment, factories etc. that firms need to enable them to produce. It is usually split into two parts:
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In economics, the purchase of any asset with the potential to yield future financial benefit to the purchaser (such as a house, a work of art, stocks and shares, or even a private education). More...
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1. In dentistry, any material used in investing. ... 2. In psychoanalysis, the psychic charge or cathexis invested in an object. ... Refractory investment, an investment material which can withstand the high temperatures used in soldering or casting. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(in-vest´mәnt) any tissue, such as fascia, that envelops or covers other tissues or parts. a material applied as a soft paste to a pattern that hardens to form a mold for casting.
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It refers to the asset or money which are put into bonds, shares, property or to utilise those funds in a business with expectation of future profit.
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A powder of plaster and silica used to create molds for casting. Also the process of creating such a mold.
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Money or capital that is invested in a business or in an account with a financial institution in order to make a profit or earn interest
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In·vest'ment noun 1. The act of investing, or the state of being invested.
2. That with which anyone is invested; a vestment. « Whose white
investments figure innocence.»
Shak. 3. (Mil.) The act of surrounding, blocking up, or besieging by ...
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Invest refers to the term "vestis" which comes from Latin. This relates to placing money or cash into the pockets of other persons. Investing refers to a term covering several interrelated meanings that find applications in the fields of economics, finance, and business planning and coordination (management). These meanings refer to saving and post...
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Money spent to acquire an asset for the purpose of making a profit, such as the purchase of stock in a corporation. Also refers to the property or business interest purchased in order to make a profit.
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A flowable mixture of a graded refractory filler, a binder and a liquid vehicle which when poured around the patterns conforms to their shape and subsequently set hard to form the investment mold.
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noun the ceremonial act of clothing someone in the insignia of an office; the formal promotion of a person to an office or rank
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noun outer layer or covering of an organ or part or organism
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- EXPENDITURE used to purchase goods or services that could produce a return to the investor.
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In economics, the purchase of any asset with the potential to yield future financial benefit to the purchaser (such as a house, a work of art, stocks and shares, or even a private education)
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laying out money or capital in an enterprise
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