Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

gran capital (de multinacionales etc)

English translation:

big capital (of multinationals etc)

Added to glossary by jrb
May 27, 2005 11:36
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Spanish term

gran capital

Spanish to English Social Sciences Economics Macroeconomics
Estas organizaciones tienen su razón de ser, por encima de las retóricas, en la búsqueda de un mercado unificado a escala interna, que permita a las multinacionales y gran capital de los países dominantes proyectarse hacia el exterior, con la ganancia de potencia que se deriva de la ampliación de su mercado doméstico.



De este modo, las economías ya no dependen tanto de cómo vaya su producción, sino de la muy volátil fiabilidad de los estados para los inversores, y de las posibilidades de los grandes capitales de hacer negocios a costa de cualquier cosa.
Change log

May 29, 2005 00:10: Ricardo Eid changed "Field" from "Other" to "Social Sciences" , "Field (specific)" from "Other" to "Economics" , "Field (write-in)" from "(none)" to "Macroeconomics"

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big capital

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agree Ricardo Eid
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great capital

..., which allows multinational companies and great capital of dominant countries...
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of those having capital

I read that it is more about the people having the money than about the amount itself - In this way the economy does not so much depend on production... (...) but on (...) and on the possiblities of those having the 'big money' to...
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big money

simply, or big bucks (more colloquial) if it fits w context.
This conveys the fixed expression character of gran capital, which not refers directly to the amount itself or the people/investors, but to the abstract phenomenon of money being THE integral force in the shaping of the globalised economy/society.
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large amount of capital

requiring a large amount of capital, in order to maintain economic growth. ... encourage multinationals to take the lead in ...
www.ieas.or.kr/vol11_4/jeonjunemo.htm
While a large amount of capital has flowed in from overseas Chinese sources, ... Multinationals will also take over wider areas of domestic as well as ...
www.wsws.org/public_html/iwb9-22/china.htm

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CORRECTION: A large amount of capital
Peer comment(s):

agree Xenia Wong
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Thanks, Xenia
agree Gabriela Rodriguez
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huge investment capital

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....or Huge Capital Resources

... plants and power grid needed a <<<huge investment capital>>>. Building and issuing
standards of electric appliances (including refrigerator) ...
www.clasponline.org/download/ Energy_Testing/2000/117/Vietnam_paper.pdf - Similar pages

VN-style.com - Daily News on Trade, Investment, Finance, Banking ...
... Meanwhile, the steel plant requires a <<<huge investment capital>>>, which the State
is unlikely to make up on its own, the corporate said. ...
www.vnstyle.vdc.com.vn/viewDetails. asp?catId=14&PostId=22318 - 59k - Cached - Similar pages

ANALYSIS OF INVESTMENT CAPITAL PROFITABILITY IN ÑAØ NAÜNG ...
... this period the city focused on building infrastructures (roads, new residential
areas, bridge across Haøn river…) with <<<huge investment capital>>, long span ...
www.hcmueco.edu.vn/tcptkt/ english/2000/thang4/ANALYSI.htm
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large (capital) investors

the author is talking about foreign investment -- from multinationals and investors who have a great deal of money to invest (not small investors like us!)
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capital stakeholders

This expression tends to be used more with a premodifier -- e.g., "venture capital stakeholders." However, it can also stand on its own.

Capital stakeholders were the owners of 61%of stocks of all English corporations in 1990, while the individual stockholders had 21% of stocks. ...
www.rszz.cg.yu/Preface.doc

Ø Convene appropriate business, community, economic and human capital stakeholders. Ø Facilitate strategic planning. Ø Provide solutions and ...
www.hempsteadworks.com/index. cfm?fuseaction=fileContent&FileID=
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