capital goods

Word family nouncapitalismcapitalistcapitalizationcapital assetscapital gainscapital gains taxcapital goodscapital levycapital punishmentcapitaladjectivecapitalisticcapital-intensiveverbcapitalizeadverbcapitally

Related topics: Business basics

ˌcapital ˈgoods noun [plural]

BBgoods such as machines or buildings that are made for the purpose of producing other goods 资本货物〔指机器等用来制造其他商品的货物〕 → consumer goods

Examples from the Corpus

capital goods• Moreover, imbalances arose within the economy as a whole, in particular between consumption goods and capital goods.• However, continued investment of raw materials and capital goods was required if the necessary growth and investment was to be sustained.• The mechanism would apply to manufactures and processed agricultural products and capital goods, but not to agricultural raw materials.• Secondly, there are enormous index number problems in constructing price series for capital goods.• But who, specifically, will register votes for capital goods?• So will the investment in capital goods and engineering skills needed to modernise outmoded factories.• Almost two-thirds of the increase in the volume of imports last year was in capital goods, intermediate goods and semi-finished manufactures.• This could follow if the capital goods producing industries faced capacity constraints in their attempt to raise output in the short run.

From Longman Business Dictionary

capital goodsˌcapital ˈgoodsECONOMICSCOMMERCEMANUFACTURING

goods such as machinery, equipment etc, used by businesses to produce other goodsSYN INDUSTRIAL GOODS

Last year, Japan invested 23.4% of its GDP in new factories, machinery and other capital goods.

→ goods

单词	capital goods
释义	capital goods Word family nouncapitalismcapitalistcapitalizationcapital assetscapital gainscapital gains taxcapital goodscapital levycapital punishmentcapitaladjectivecapitalisticcapital-intensiveverbcapitalizeadverbcapitally Related topics: Business basics ˌcapital ˈgoods noun [plural] BBgoods such as machines or buildings that are made for the purpose of producing other goods 资本货物〔指机器等用来制造其他商品的货物〕 → consumer goods Examples from the Corpus capital goods• Moreover, imbalances arose within the economy as a whole, in particular between consumption goods and capital goods.• However, continued investment of raw materials and capital goods was required if the necessary growth and investment was to be sustained.• The mechanism would apply to manufactures and processed agricultural products and capital goods, but not to agricultural raw materials.• Secondly, there are enormous index number problems in constructing price series for capital goods.• But who, specifically, will register votes for capital goods?• So will the investment in capital goods and engineering skills needed to modernise outmoded factories.• Almost two-thirds of the increase in the volume of imports last year was in capital goods, intermediate goods and semi-finished manufactures.• This could follow if the capital goods producing industries faced capacity constraints in their attempt to raise output in the short run. From Longman Business Dictionary capital goodsˌcapital ˈgoodsECONOMICSCOMMERCEMANUFACTURING goods such as machinery, equipment etc, used by businesses to produce other goodsSYN INDUSTRIAL GOODS Last year, Japan invested 23.4% of its GDP in new factories, machinery and other capital goods. → goods
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