Translation of "Globales kapital" in English

And global capital is agnostic -- it has no loyalties.

And global capital is agnostic -- it has no loyalties.

Global capital still has a strong hold over Tunisia.

It is backed by substantial global capital and has excellent financial ratings.

Most corporations, after all, are merely convenient mechanisms for ensuring that scarce global capital is used at maximum efficiency, to the benefit of all.

Too much global political capital nowadays is wasted on harmonizing beggar-thyself policies (particularly in the areas of trade and financial regulation), and not enough is spent on beggar-thy-neighbor policies (such as macroeconomic imbalances).

According to Chun, networks enable us to imagine the unimaginable, like global climate change or global capital, as they create unforeseeable futures.

How are global capital and world politics linked under the smoke screen of attempts to "improve" the world?

The global capital will simply move to where there is no cost for emitting CO2.

Because in Africa today, we are competing globally for capital.

Investments in the region are also low in terms of global capital.

Our era is shaped by the global exchange of capital, information, and goods.

Global capital reproduces almost all of these.

Global capital itself is not necessarily Western in its composition.

Entire regions of the world are cut off from the global flows of capital and commodities.

Capital is injected into the global finance system and it runs its course.

Are there not conflicts between our daily lives and global capital?

We shall not allow global capital to make decisions instead of the Hungarian people.

As Piketty admits, his proposal – a progressive global tax on capital (or wealth) – “would require a very high and no doubt unrealistic level of international cooperation.”

At a time when capital was becoming more concentrated on a global scale, and more militant against non-owners of assets, they were declaring the class war over.

Previously, thanks to the gold standard and Britain’s political stability, the City of London had been the world’s key source of capital and financial guarantees for more than a century.

The resulting “race to the bottom” reflects intensifying global competition for capital and technological knowhow to support local jobs and wages.

Indeed, American financial markets boast unparalleled depth, liquidity, and safety, making them magnets for global capital, especially in times of financial distress.