1. Such saving is specifically used to increase productive capital and future profits.

2. Instead of being invested in productive capital accumulation, however, it is being lent to the government to fund state consumption.

3. Huge net inflows of productive capital into the U.S. in the 1980s and '90s helped finance the 25-year boom in jobs and broad-based prosperity from 1982-2007.

4. These are not just the shifting form of the economy and the rise of financial capital at the expense of productive capital.

5. They could both accept that the upper class should be defined, first and foremost, by its possession of productive capital.

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6. Any new regulations should improve the ability of financial institutions to effectively direct a nation's savings into the most productive capital investments.

7. That intricate and interdependent system directing the world's saving into productive capital investment was severely weakened in August 2007.

8. A model for the optimal management of two-species renewable resources and productive capital is set up under the hypothesis that investment may be reversible.

9. A positive rural financing and investing system might have effectively changed funds into productive capital so as to stimulate productivity.

10. In the coming information society, information will be the most important productive capital.