to put money or resources into a business or project for profit

funds; capital

available assets or sources of wealth and support, such as manpower, tourism, or data

property or resources of economic value owned by a person or organization

resources or materials used for a specific purpose, such as study, research, or production

capital (economics)

wages; pay

the requirements, status, or legal power necessary to perform a task or hold a position

financing; the provision of funds for business activities and investment

joint venture; to pool capital

physical goods, materials, or commodities, especially those needed for production, distribution, or a specific purpose

the capitalist class; the social class that owns the means of production in a capitalist society

to provide financial aid or assistance to a person or organization

to provide capital or funds for a project, business, or venture

State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC)

having extensive experience and a long tenure in a particular field or profession

a person's natural talent, intelligence, or innate mental and physical endowments

to raise money or accumulate funds for a project or business

qualified teachers; teaching staff

the resources (such as equipment, land, and factories) used in the production of goods

the act of investing or operating a business alone rather than through a joint venture or partnership

Chinese capital or investment funds

labor and capital; workers and capitalists

(postal, telecom etc) service charge

to raise resources

the total amount of money invested in a project or business venture.

Ministry of Land and Resources (MLR), formed in 1998

to have a right, legal claim, or privilege to do or receive something

money that is actively moving and available within an economy or market

a huge investment or a vast sum of money

agricultural inputs; farm supplies

to spend or consume financial resources; to cost a specific amount

qualifying round (in sports)

to contribute funds

an individual or organization that provides capital for a business or project; an investor party

to spend or allocate a significant sum of money, typically for a project or investment

Mobile capital or idle funds that move rapidly between financial markets in search of short-term interest or profits.

capitalist roader (a political label used during the Cultural Revolution to describe those in power accused of following a capitalist path)