money or capital that has been invested; the act of investing money or effort for a particular purpose

money or resources used to run a business or support an economic activity; capital

natural sources of materials such as land, minerals, or water; also includes social sources like labor, wealth, and information

(accounting) economic resources or capital owned or controlled by a business entity that can be measured in monetary terms, including fixed and current assets

Information or resources used for reference, study, or research; information about a person or topic

money, property, or assets used to invest in a business or used to produce more wealth

wages; pay; regular compensation provided by an employer to a worker

qualifications, conditions, or identity needed to participate in an activity or perform a task

foreign capital or investment from overseas

to raise or circulate funds; the act of providing or obtaining capital; funds; financial capital

An economic and social system based on private ownership of the means of production and the creation of value through wage labor

to pool capital or enter into a partnership to run a business

goods and materials; supplies needed for production or daily life

A market where long-term financial securities such as stocks, government bonds, and corporate bonds are traded.

the capitalist class; the bourgeoisie or propertied class, characterized by the ownership of production tools and the use of hired labor

to provide financial aid; to fund or support with money

to provide capital or fund a project; to put money into a business venture

general data, news, or messages that provide useful knowledge or value to a recipient

Property and economic resources owned by the state, including funds, fixed assets, and natural resources

labor force with productive capacity available to an enterprise or organization, typically referring to the population between 15 and 65 years of age

State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission; abbreviation for [[国有资产监督管理委员会|國有資產監督管理委員會|guo2 you3 zi1 chan3 jian1 du1 guan3 li3 wei3 yuan2 hui4]]

senior; veteran; highly experienced in a particular field or profession

water resources, specifically the materials and energy provided by water that can be utilized

natural endowment; intelligence; talent; innate qualities of a person

a person who puts money, property, or labor into a business in order to gain a profit

To raise money; to collect or accumulate funds; to pool resources

Attract business and investment; a policy or activity aimed at encouraging domestic or foreign investment in a specific area

a bank that is owned by foreign investors or established with foreign capital

qualified teachers; faculty; the teaching resources or personnel of an educational institution

the physical materials needed for manufacturing or production, such as tools, machinery, and raw materials; capital goods

A foreign-funded or wholly foreign-owned enterprise.

to invest by a single person or party, contrasted with joint investment

(bound form) Chinese capital or investment; Chinese enterprise.

labor and capital; the collective term for workers and management in a private enterprise

to increase capitalization or funds, such as by issuing more shares or investing more money

expenses or rates for services, especially in telecommunications or postal sectors

to raise funds; to collect capital or resources for a project or business

Ministry of Land and Resources (MLR), a former department of the Chinese government formed in 1998

a person who owns or controls the means of production and employs workers for profit

to have the right, qualifications, or credentials to do something; to be entitled or eligible

The portion of a company's assets used for day-to-day operations, such as purchasing raw materials or paying wages; also refers to fluid funds and money in circulation.

huge amount of funds; vast capital; enormous investment

(abbreviation) farming materials or means of agricultural production, such as seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and machinery

to spend or expend money; to cost a certain amount of funding, usually referring to a large sum

A financial institution that handles the underwriting of government or corporate securities and acts as a mediator between issuers and investors.

a match or series of matches held to determine which individuals or teams have the right to compete in a subsequent competition

domestic capital or investment; funds from within a country, as opposed to [[外资|外資|wai4 zi1]]

To donate one's own property or money for public welfare or specific projects