business investment
Company capital allocation
Business investment is capital that companies spend on assets expected to generate future returns—equipment, facilities, technology, or expansion.
Economists track business investment as an indicator of economic confidence: Business investment rose 3% last quarter.
Distinguished from consumer spending and government expenditure, it reflects private-sector commitment to growth.
- bondsTies that unite
- mutual fundsCollectively managed securities portfolios
- private equityCapital for unlisted companies
- cashReady spending funds
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
term sheet · risk appetite · skin in the game · mergers · venture capital · seed · seed money · Series A · pitch deck · burn rate · angel investors · office · exit strategy · capital allocation · market expansion · market share · acquisitions · hostile takeover
- economicssupply and demand, inflation, GDP, GNP, gross domestic product
- Money Choicesinvesting, saving, spending, borrowing, lending
- macroeconomicsGDP, GNP, gross domestic product, gross national product, inflation rate
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business investmentconsumer spending
Household purchasing of goods
operating expenses · business expenses · overhead costs · liquidation
business investmentpersonal savings
Individually accumulated wealth
personal finance · consumer savings · retirement savings · household budget · home ownership
business investmentdivestment
Disposal of assets
disinvestment · liquidation · capital flight · asset stripping · downsizing