- accumulated capital
- накопленный капитал
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accumulated capital
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capital — Accumulated goods, possessions, and assets, used for the production of profits and wealth. Owners equity in a business. Often used equally correctly to mean the total assets of a business. Sometimes used to mean capital assets. In accounting, the … Black's law dictionary
