invested capital in English

amount of resources that have been invested in a business by its owners

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1. At the end of 1997, invested capital amounted to NLG 6 600 million.

2. (+) Avoided costs accrued from loss of invested capital if mine was closed or districts or sections abandoned

3. The level of capital protection is determined by the maximum amount of the invested capital you can lose.

4. v) (+) Avoided costs accrued from loss of invested capital if mine was closed or districts or sections abandoned

5. As the main indicators of a company's economic activities and evaluation of its financial position, the invested capital returns, solvency, liquidity and activity have to be mentioned.

6. Etymology: Medieval Latin Aliquotus, from Latin aliquot some, several, from alius other + quot how many -- more at ELSE, QUOTE Date: 1570 1 : contained an exact number of times in something else -- used of a divisor or part <5 is an aliquot part of 15> <an aliquot portion of a solution> 2 : FRACTIONAL <an aliquot part of invested capital>

7. Etymology: Medieval Latin Aliquotus, from Latin aliquot some, several, from alius other + quot how many -- more at ELSE, QUOTE Date: 1570 1 : contained an exact number of times in something else -- used of a divisor or part <5 is an aliquot part of 15> <an aliquot portion of a solution> 2 : FRACTIONAL <an aliquot part of invested capital>

8. By contributing to artificial distortion of the conditions of competition, the aid in question is not such as to ensure a price level allowing the necessary amortization and a normal return on invested capital (Article 3(c) of the Treaty), maintenance of conditions which will encourage undertakings to expand and improve their production potential (Article 3(d)), harmonization of working and living conditions for workers (Article 3(e)), the growth of international trade (Article 3(f)), or orderly expansion and modernization of production and the improvement of quality (Article 3(g)).