What is capital investment in relation to a country?
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Investment on its Education Setup shoul be the capital investment..if capital investment means wht i m getting it as.........
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Myanmar will be an attractive country for international investment if there are no politic strings.  Even now a lot of countries are competing each other to get the over sea oil areas.  Thailand and China are making alot of profit from our froest.  Some politician even called Myanmar as the new forest of china.  (don't be offend if you are thai) Thailand totally depend on Myanmar becasue of myanmar have most of the resoruces that thailand don't.  For example..Sea foods, woods, gems, and etc.  There are alot of stuffs too cz Myanmar natural resoruce rich country.  Another thing is we don't know how to use it too.  Plus think about travling in Myanmar.  There are alot of places to attract tourists.  Myanmar have Snow mountain, rain forests, high lands, long sea coast, alot of beaches, and ancient buildings....etc..Myanmar is an untouched world for tourism.  Defintiely Myanmar is the most attractive area in south east asia.  \n  But need to think about "where the money goes?".  Citizens or Goverment.  Blocking the economic can weak the goverment income but what about poor citizen.  If something wrong with country income, the citizen will be sack at first place.  The goverment will be last.  Citizens need to choose dying of poorness or guns.  Sometime, I wonder why politic are so cruel on the normal people lives.
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Not sure of the exact amount of China's investment into the US national Debt. However, they seem to be making a decent penny from it... Which leads me to believe, as long as they can stay invested, not likely they are going to want to see our country damaged, that's a good thing for now.
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Interest refers solely to the payments received for use of money. That is, the amount of the investment * the interest rate.\n\nOperation of capital is found by subtracting all costs associated with the investment (transaction fees, associated accounting costs, etc) from the interest payments.  Operation of capital is a much more real-world measure of how the investments are paying off.
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It largely depends on how self sufficient the country is.  When you say "enough money"  are you referring to a certain level of profit or actually referring to loss?
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The flow of funds from other nations enables U.S. firms to finance more investments in capital goods, but it also creates concerns. For example, in order for foreigners to invest in U.S. savings accounts and U.S. government or corporate bonds, they must have dollars. As they demand dollars for these investments, the price of the dollar in terms of other nations’ currencies rises. When the price of the dollar is rising, people in other countries who want to buy U.S. exports will have to pay more for them. That means they will buy fewer goods and services produced in the United States, which will hurt U.S. export industries. This happened in the early 1980s, when U.S. companies such as Caterpillar, which makes large engines and industrial equipment, saw the sales of their products to their international customers plummet. The higher value of the dollar also makes it cheaper for U.S. citizens to import products from other nations. Imports will rise, leading to a larger deficit (or smaller surplus) in the U.S. balance of trade, the amount of exports compared to imports.\n\nForeign investment has other effects on the U.S. economy. Eventually the money borrowed must be repaid. How those repayments will affect the U.S. economy will depend on how the borrowed money is invested. If the money borrowed from foreign individuals and companies is put into capital projects that increase levels of output and income in the United States, repayments can be made without any decrease in U.S. living standards. Otherwise, U.S. living standards will decline as goods and services are sent overseas to repay the loans. The concern is that instead of using foreign funds for additional investments in capital goods, today these funds are simply making it possible for U.S. consumers and government agencies to spend more on consumption goods and social services, which will not increase output and living standards.\n\nIn the early history of the United States, many U.S. capital projects were financed by people in Britain, France, and other nations that were then the wealthiest countries in the world. These loans helped the fledgling U.S. economy to grow and were paid off without lowering the U.S. standard of living. It is not clear that current U.S. borrowing from foreign nations will turn out as well and will be used to invest in capital projects, now that the United States, with the largest and wealthiest economy in the world, faces a low national savings rate.
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In politics, a capital (also called capital city or political capital — although the latter phrase has an alternative meaning based on an alternative meaning of "capital") is the principal city or town associated with its government. It is almost always the city which physically encompasses the offices and meeting places of the seat of government and fixed by law. The word capital is derived from the Latin caput meaning "head," and the related term capitol refers to the building where government-business is chiefly conducted.\n\nSeats of government in major substate jurisdictions are usually called "capitals", but at lower administrative subdivisions, terms such as county town, county seat, or borough seat are also used.\n\nAs the focal point of power for the country or region, the capital naturally attracts the politically motivated and those whose skills are needed for efficient administration of government such as lawyers, journalists, and public policy researchers. Older capitals have often developed into prime economic, cultural, or intellectual centers, sometimes referred to as their country's primate city as well. Such is certainly the case with Paris and Buenos Aires among national capitals, and Irkutsk or Salt Lake City in their respective state or province. Such concentration may be controversial. The siting of Brasília in Brazil's heartland was done in order to bring progress to the interior of the country, since the old capital, Rio de Janeiro, along with entire Southeastern Brazil was already crowded. The government of South Korea announced in 2004 it would move its capital from Seoul to Yeongi-Gongju — even though the word Seoul itself means "capital" in the Korean language.\n\nThe convergence of political and economic or cultural power is by no means universal. Traditional capitals may be economically eclipsed by provincial rivals, as occurred with Thebes by Alexandria, Nanjing by Shanghai, or Edinburgh by Glasgow. The decline of a dynasty or culture could mean the extinction of its capital city as well, as occurred with Babylon and Cahokia. And many modern capital cities, such as Abuja, Canberra and Ottawa, were deliberately fixed outside existing economic areas, and may not have established themselves as new commercial or industrial hubs since.
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you need Total capital investment of at least $200,000 that goes to what ever need to get you started\nthen you need an ADD another  $75,000 for cash on hand for thing that you need such as office supplies, gas and to live on
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These other answers are wrong. A nation's debt is the accumulation of each year's deficit or surplus. It is money owed by the nation's government, not all its people. The national debt is owed by the nation to its people, its banks, other governments, people in other countries, etc. Thinks of government bonds. When you invest in a government bond you give money to the government in return for the government's promise to pay you back even more money later. So that is an example of the government being in debt to you.
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Economic indicators ar Governmental statistics released on a regular basis that indicate the growth and health of a country.\n\nEconomic indicators often affect and influence the value of a country's currency. \n\nSome examples are:\n--The Trade Deficit\n--The Gross National Product\n--Industrial Production\n--The Unemployment Rate\n--Business Inventories \n\nThe best place to reserach them is at the Government library for economic indicators: http://www.gpoaccess.gov/indicators/index.html
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I do not urge you to buy it for investment unless you want to move there,I do not trust the Government there.The only place that you can be safe to own a home and land is in U.S. and the rest take a hike because the government ownes everything and it can take over your home any time.( By law)
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The problem is the same with all investment.  There is the risk that you will lose some or all of your money.  Developing countries are especially high-risk in this regard because they frequently have political turmoil which could lead to the government (or pseudo-government) seizing/stealing your property.  Also, developing countries tend to have higher poverty and weak law enforcement, so your property is at risk for vandalism, destruction, or theft by criminals.\n\nThe solutions depend on how you actually plan to invest.  If you will be lending money to locals to establish a business, charge an appropriately high rate and do not put all of your money into one venture.  The rate must be high enough to offset your risk, but low enough to be affordable to your debtors.\n\nIf you intend to actually go into the country and establish a business, you must pay close attention to the security of your assets.  Do not expect the government to protect your property, and do not expect them to keep their word - even if it's in writing.  You must have adequate security to defend your property, and secrecy to hide as much as you can in case your defenses fail.\n\nIt is NOT easy to overcome those problems, which is why there is not more investment in developing countries.  It's really a bummer because investment and economic growth are precisely what are needed to stabilize the systems.
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Any Asian country is great to invest in looking at it on a long term basis. It always depends on how tallented your foreign partner (local party from that country) is. Most of the time foreign investors are eyewashed and decieved. Its mostly about luck. \n\nI would suggest you look at investing in developing markets like Indonesia, India and Sri Lanka. Investments with a higher percentage of fixed assets that is.
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yes, one option is to type it in search and you will have a list to search on, since you know what particular type of investment you want to put in the country or to any city in particular. If the Investment Planning Corporation of the Philippines is a private firm, then they must also have their website.There are national agencies though that can help you with it like the Department of Trade and Industry, National Economic and Development Authority or you can just go to the Philippine government site www.gov.ph  and you have a list of govt agencies performing those tasks and services.  There are also  Regional Investment Board, Provincial, Municipal and City in different Regions, Provinces, Cities and Municipalities.
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finance, theory and practice of conducting large public and private dealings in money. Important institutions of private finance include those that deal with insurance, banking, stocks (see stock), bonds, and other securities. With the development of the national state, public finance—the management of the revenues, expenditures, and debts of the state—has been of great political, as well as economic, importance. The most important source of government revenue is taxes, but sale of public properties and franchises, as well as the sale of interest-bearing bonds, also contribute. Since the Korean War, a large part of governmental expenditures has gone for various military and defense needs. Other important areas of governmental expenditure are health, education, and welfare (the Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid programs); interest on the national debt; and public works. Important institutions of international finance are the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the International Monetary Fund.
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You'd be better off it you stayed in your country and imported us. made products. It is going to be cheaper in the long run. You'll make much more capital.
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foreign money is an asset to any country as income\n\nabsolutely yes!