Word: reinvestment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...plants and machinery much faster than in the U.S., capital spending now averages 10% of gross national product. In the U.S., the share has dwindled in the past five years from 8.3% to 6.6%, well below the 15% of G.N.P. that some economists figure the nation must reinvest if it hopes to compete effectively in world markets...
...enterpriser, and many Indians are beginning to accept his recommendation that unless state-owned industries are made profitable and allowed to reinvest their profits, the nation faces economic stagnation...
...junta has arrested twelve top "millionaire businessmen" on charges of "making dishonest fortunes," and warned that they will be subject to fines up to five times the so-called illegal gains. In short, the junta planned to strip the country's richest men of their wealth and reinvest it in public projects. Military officers have replaced the civilian heads of all the state corporations that control South Korea's coal and tungsten mines, produce its power, run the tobacco and salt monopoly. All over Seoul, merchants and restaurateurs nervously cut prices for fear of being accused of profiteering...