what is capital recovery?
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Capital recovery is the return to investors of that portion of their property investment expected to be lost over the income projection period.
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Paid up capital is the total amount of shareholder capital that has been paid in full by shareholders.\n\nshare capital is The portion of a corporation's equity obtained from issuing shares in return for cash or other considerations.
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I think we may be mixing terminology here. It's not ROI.  Firms look at capital from either retained earnings (profits) borrowed money, or capital from investors.  The "cost of capital" is what the ownership demands from its investment. This is viewed as a cost from the firms' point of view. \n  A lot of equity traders use the idea of "cost of capital" as if they were borrowing money to invest in operations-like using margin in a brokerage account.\n  \nThink about the term.  "Cost of capital" means how much are you paying to use this money.  So, if you borrow at 10%, and are gaining 11%...your cost of capital would be 10%.\nAnd if you are gaining 2%, your cost of capital is..........still 10%.\n\nDoesn't matter that you're getting skinned alive and losing 8%.
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Since you have not gotten any answers yet, I'll take a chance.  I'm not a professional in this area.\n\nHuman Capital is the resource of the labor market.  The people who are (a) employable, and (b) looking for work, comprise the "labor pool."  The skills that labor pool possess is a part of the wealth of a country.  The more highly skilled workers a country has, the more productive it can potentially become.\n\nVocational training, and the evaluation of various vocational training programs, relates to improving the human capital, because it makes people more employable and more skilled.  So the better the vocational training programs, whether for the handicapped or simply unemployed workers, the better the human capital.  That is, the more wealth the country has, at least in potential.  \n\nThe problem is, many countries find that as soon as the workers get well trained, they want to move elsewhere.  This is often called "brain drain," and results in a net loss to the nation's economy.  Such a country must then develop incentives for the educated and skilled workers to remain near home.
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A capital market allows investors (institutional and private) to participate in the success of a wide variety of different markets and industries with limited liability.   A capital market really is just a stock market.   Returns are based on the success of the firm using the capital.  If a company captures economic profits all owners (theoretically) should benefit in porpotion to their interests.
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I think this article will help you:\n\nhttp://www.exinfm.com/training/webpages/course03/Capital%20Budgeting%20and%20Cash%20Flow%20Analysis.mht
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There are businesses which require little capital. Search Amazon or ebay for books of ideas.  It helps to have relatives who can work with you, a car or van, tools, a talent/skill, live in a  prosperous area, etc.  But there are services one can provide which require just manual labor if you don't mind asking for the business and dealing with the acquired customers/clients.
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This is the back-up strategy that a company has for putting a computer system back up in the event of a catastrophic event, such as a power outage or a network failure.  Often this is done at another location (in the even of a power failure for example).  All companies have a disaster recovery (aka DR) plan if they intend to have on-going operations of their computer systems.  Often involves having a duplicate system in another datacenter ready to go in the event of an emergency.
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"Drive Rescue" is a good s/w to recover...
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From economist.com\nCapital\n"Economists describe capital as one of the four essential ingredients of economic activity, the FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, along with LAND, LABOUR and ENTERPRISE."\n\nThis means that capital purchase buy things that can contribute to increasing production (such as factories, more trucks, more computers etc)\n\nNon capital puchases would be anything else that doesn't increase production such as paying off debt.
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Financial restructuring is the process of analyzing an organization's current financial structure, and determining the best capital structure to meet current and future needs.
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Debt for Equity.  A really good program that will convert possibly "to be forgiven debt" into income generating projects.
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CAP rate known as "capitalization rate" is the rate of return a property will produce on the owner's investment.  You estimate the price a typical investor would pay for the income produced by the particular type and class of property.  This is done by estimating the rate of return (or yield) that the investor will demand for the investment of capital in the type of building.  The rate of return is determined by comparing the relationship of net operating income to the sales prices of similar properties that have sold in the current market.  For example, a comparable property that is producing an annual net income of $15,000 is sold for $187.500.  The CAP rate is $15,000 divided by $187.500 or 8%.  If other comparable properties sold at prices that yielded substantially the same rate, it may be concluded that 8% is the rate that the appraiser should apply to the subject property.\n\nHope this is helpful!
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Depends on the state and what you want to recover.
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What really is "debt relief"? Think about it. The government is giving the big banks money that they might otherwise not get from the overloaded debtor nation. So, it's the G7 giving billions to their biggest banks.\n\nThis takes the load off the corrupt 3rd world governments who will either (a) spend their money wisely now or (b) pocket the extra cash, run up more debts, and put themselves back in the same boat. \n\nPick one.\n\nNigeria???? It's one of the biggest oil producers in the world. The last thing it should need is more money shovelled at it.\n\nMaybe what the bankrupt nations of the world need is to go into receivership, and have some outside group come over and run their country for them. (I think that's called "colonialism"). Someone who's more interested in developing roads, electrical systems, phones, education, clean water- all the things needed for a country to get on its feet. Unless that's what the money is for, it's wasted either way.
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"Capital Accumulation and Economic Growth" is a book chapter by Nicholas Kaldor in the book titled "The Theory of Capital" edited by F.A. Lutz and D.C. Hague.  You can purchase "The Theory of Capital" at http://www.amazon.com or http://www.alibris.com\n\nAlternatively, you could check out the book from your local public library.
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Better estimation for what?\n\nRBC=Risk Based Capital, which is a very conservative measure of the amount of capital an insurer needs to hold to remain solvent, taking into consideration the risk of asset default, interest rate risks, business risks, etc.\n\nIBNR=Incurred But Not Reported, and is a measure of the amount of reserves a company needs to hold for damages (claims) that have already happened, but have not yet been reported (such as someone who's home got blown over by a tornado, but they haven't yet filed the claim with the insurer yet).