Übersetzung für "Capital machinery" in Deutsch

But it is often forgotten that the same is true for parts, components and capital goods like machinery.

If you are not going to invest capital in new machinery, in training, in new plant, in new equipment and so on, how do you expect to employ more people?

It should be noted that imports of machinery (capital goods) do not fall under this exemption.

The main Canadian imports are finished goods, machinery, capital goods, electronic products and consumer goods.

Sustained economic development will remain difficult if dependency on foreign finance and investment and imports of capital goods, machinery and raw materials continues, particularly in oil-importing countries.

Intermediate consumption of agriculture, i.e. expenditure on extra means of production bought outside the branch, current expenses for the maintenance and repair of durable capital goods (machinery, equipment and buildings) and for services, rose in the Community (EUR-6) in 1972 by 10.6% to 16.33 thousand million Eur.

From a simplifying point of view, this scale starts with the relatively least capital intensive products (and at the same time more labour intensive ones) at the bottom and ends with the most capital intensive (least labour intensive ones) at the top, if "capital" is defined as comprising at the same time material private capital (buildings, machinery, etc.), material public capital (infrastructure) and private human capital.

For commercial enterprises, capital expenditure on machinery or plant, whether new or second hand, qualifies for a 100% allowance against tax in the first year (Finance Act 1971).

This problem, by general consensus, consists in, not so much the lack of capital, machinery or raw materials, as in the qualitative and quantitative inadequacy of human resources, especially as regards middle management and, specifically, in the production sector itself.

Yet they are produced without capital, machinery, division of labour, or any of those means which give such facilities to the manufacturing interest of Europe.

To that extent the exchange of 2000 II c for 2000 I (v + s) implies a conversion of 2000 II c from the form of commodities (articles of consumption) into that of natural elements of constant capital, which consist not only of raw and auxiliary materials, but also of natural elements of fixed capital, such as machinery, tools, buildings, etc.

Their investments, financial flows, their capital invested in machinery and equipment, their factories, as in joint ventures, agricultural capital, etc. are twisted together into an almost inseparable tangle.

German industry is vulnerable, for instance, to cyclical developments as consumer durables (e.g. cars) and capital goods (e.g. machinery) account for a large part of its production.

Nortemecánica is a reference in manufacturing, assembly and commissioning of capital goods, machinery and spare parts for the industry, with over 25 years' experience.

Industrial soy cultivation also brings about social consequences: smallholders cannot afford the high capital investment for machinery, fertilizer and chemical sprays.

The cycle of the rate of profit and the cycle of accumulation and the cycle of employment, is the life-cycle of fixed capital (i.e. machinery, buildings, etc.):

Germany's continuing trade surplus of around 2.2 billion euros (2017) is due to the strong Indian demand for German goods, especially capital goods (machinery, which accounts for around a third of Germany's total exports to India, as well as electrical engineering products, metal goods, chemical products, motor vehicles and vehicle parts).