Definition of capital goods in English:

capital goods

plural noun

Goods that are used in producing other goods, rather than being bought by consumers.
（用来生产其他产品而非消费的）资本货物。常与CONSUMER GOODS 相对
Often contrasted with consumer goods
Example sentencesExamples
- U.S. exporters of consumer and capital goods should also benefit from a weaker currency.
- In consequence, the entrepreneurs hire labor and buy capital goods for which there are insufficient real savings to finance.
- Discussing savings and investment, his thesis was directed toward the demand for capital goods.
- It is a national tax applied to the profits coming from the sale of capital goods including land.
- Capital, moreover, is perfectly mobile, in contrast to capital goods.
- January orders for capital goods, excluding the ups and downs that the aircraft sector can cause, rose strongly for the second month in a row.
- Buying capital goods in euros rather than pounds also enabled Macnaughton's to save money on its borrowings.
- Costs, however, reflect past purchases of capital goods, made at a lower level of productive expenditure.
- Without sufficient savings that allow for a continuous transformation of capital goods, productivity would decline rapidly.
- The slowdown stemmed from a decline in imports of capital goods and consumer products.
- It is saving that funds investment in capital goods like computers tools and machinery, which in turn makes the economy more productive.
- This would reduce the rate at which the economic system would be able to accumulate capital goods.
- An entrepreneur who wishes to acquire command over capital goods and labor in order to begin a process of production must first of all have money with which to purchase them.
- Therefore, the growing production of capital goods goes hand in hand with a declining output of consumption goods.
- It is obvious that the factor which holds every man back from investing more and more of his land and labor in capital goods is his time preference for present goods.
- Imports have been rising since last August, with demand for intermediate and capital goods increasing in line with economic growth.
- The monthly data on shipments of capital goods suggest that business investment on equipment rose in the first quarter.
- It must be noted that the reasoning just quoted hypothesizes an unmonopolized supply of consumer and capital goods.
- These valuations lead to an efficient investment in capital goods.
- It doesn't matter if we're dealing with a market for oranges, or a market for apples, a market for consumption goods, or a market for capital goods.

Definition of capital goods in US English:

capital goods

plural nounˈkapədl ɡo͝odzˈkæpədl ɡʊdz

Goods that are used in producing other goods, rather than being bought by consumers.
（用来生产其他产品而非消费的）资本货物。常与CONSUMER GOODS 相对
Often contrasted with consumer goods
Example sentencesExamples
- It must be noted that the reasoning just quoted hypothesizes an unmonopolized supply of consumer and capital goods.
- This would reduce the rate at which the economic system would be able to accumulate capital goods.
- Buying capital goods in euros rather than pounds also enabled Macnaughton's to save money on its borrowings.
- These valuations lead to an efficient investment in capital goods.
- The slowdown stemmed from a decline in imports of capital goods and consumer products.
- In consequence, the entrepreneurs hire labor and buy capital goods for which there are insufficient real savings to finance.
- It is a national tax applied to the profits coming from the sale of capital goods including land.
- Discussing savings and investment, his thesis was directed toward the demand for capital goods.
- Imports have been rising since last August, with demand for intermediate and capital goods increasing in line with economic growth.
- It is obvious that the factor which holds every man back from investing more and more of his land and labor in capital goods is his time preference for present goods.
- January orders for capital goods, excluding the ups and downs that the aircraft sector can cause, rose strongly for the second month in a row.
- It doesn't matter if we're dealing with a market for oranges, or a market for apples, a market for consumption goods, or a market for capital goods.
- Without sufficient savings that allow for a continuous transformation of capital goods, productivity would decline rapidly.
- It is saving that funds investment in capital goods like computers tools and machinery, which in turn makes the economy more productive.
- Therefore, the growing production of capital goods goes hand in hand with a declining output of consumption goods.
- An entrepreneur who wishes to acquire command over capital goods and labor in order to begin a process of production must first of all have money with which to purchase them.
- U.S. exporters of consumer and capital goods should also benefit from a weaker currency.
- Capital, moreover, is perfectly mobile, in contrast to capital goods.
- The monthly data on shipments of capital goods suggest that business investment on equipment rose in the first quarter.
- Costs, however, reflect past purchases of capital goods, made at a lower level of productive expenditure.

单词	capital goods
释义	Definition of capital goods in English: capital goods plural noun Goods that are used in producing other goods, rather than being bought by consumers. （用来生产其他产品而非消费的）资本货物。常与CONSUMER GOODS 相对 Often contrasted with consumer goods Example sentencesExamples U.S. exporters of consumer and capital goods should also benefit from a weaker currency. In consequence, the entrepreneurs hire labor and buy capital goods for which there are insufficient real savings to finance. Discussing savings and investment, his thesis was directed toward the demand for capital goods. It is a national tax applied to the profits coming from the sale of capital goods including land. Capital, moreover, is perfectly mobile, in contrast to capital goods. January orders for capital goods, excluding the ups and downs that the aircraft sector can cause, rose strongly for the second month in a row. Buying capital goods in euros rather than pounds also enabled Macnaughton's to save money on its borrowings. Costs, however, reflect past purchases of capital goods, made at a lower level of productive expenditure. Without sufficient savings that allow for a continuous transformation of capital goods, productivity would decline rapidly. The slowdown stemmed from a decline in imports of capital goods and consumer products. It is saving that funds investment in capital goods like computers tools and machinery, which in turn makes the economy more productive. This would reduce the rate at which the economic system would be able to accumulate capital goods. An entrepreneur who wishes to acquire command over capital goods and labor in order to begin a process of production must first of all have money with which to purchase them. Therefore, the growing production of capital goods goes hand in hand with a declining output of consumption goods. It is obvious that the factor which holds every man back from investing more and more of his land and labor in capital goods is his time preference for present goods. Imports have been rising since last August, with demand for intermediate and capital goods increasing in line with economic growth. The monthly data on shipments of capital goods suggest that business investment on equipment rose in the first quarter. It must be noted that the reasoning just quoted hypothesizes an unmonopolized supply of consumer and capital goods. These valuations lead to an efficient investment in capital goods. It doesn't matter if we're dealing with a market for oranges, or a market for apples, a market for consumption goods, or a market for capital goods. Definition of capital goods in US English: capital goods plural nounˈkapədl ɡo͝odzˈkæpədl ɡʊdz Goods that are used in producing other goods, rather than being bought by consumers. （用来生产其他产品而非消费的）资本货物。常与CONSUMER GOODS 相对 Often contrasted with consumer goods Example sentencesExamples It must be noted that the reasoning just quoted hypothesizes an unmonopolized supply of consumer and capital goods. This would reduce the rate at which the economic system would be able to accumulate capital goods. Buying capital goods in euros rather than pounds also enabled Macnaughton's to save money on its borrowings. These valuations lead to an efficient investment in capital goods. The slowdown stemmed from a decline in imports of capital goods and consumer products. In consequence, the entrepreneurs hire labor and buy capital goods for which there are insufficient real savings to finance. It is a national tax applied to the profits coming from the sale of capital goods including land. Discussing savings and investment, his thesis was directed toward the demand for capital goods. Imports have been rising since last August, with demand for intermediate and capital goods increasing in line with economic growth. It is obvious that the factor which holds every man back from investing more and more of his land and labor in capital goods is his time preference for present goods. January orders for capital goods, excluding the ups and downs that the aircraft sector can cause, rose strongly for the second month in a row. It doesn't matter if we're dealing with a market for oranges, or a market for apples, a market for consumption goods, or a market for capital goods. Without sufficient savings that allow for a continuous transformation of capital goods, productivity would decline rapidly. It is saving that funds investment in capital goods like computers tools and machinery, which in turn makes the economy more productive. Therefore, the growing production of capital goods goes hand in hand with a declining output of consumption goods. An entrepreneur who wishes to acquire command over capital goods and labor in order to begin a process of production must first of all have money with which to purchase them. U.S. exporters of consumer and capital goods should also benefit from a weaker currency. Capital, moreover, is perfectly mobile, in contrast to capital goods. The monthly data on shipments of capital goods suggest that business investment on equipment rose in the first quarter. Costs, however, reflect past purchases of capital goods, made at a lower level of productive expenditure.
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