Money

Money is capital, the basic building block of capitalism.

the means of production

Capital is the means of production including resources, property, technology, knowledge, goods and services which are useful for production.

money or wealth needed to produce goods and services

Capital is the money or wealth needed to produce goods and services.

wealth

Essentially, capital is wealth, usually in the form of money or property.

the defining feature of modern economies

And without dinner or a kiss... Capital is the defining feature of modern economies, yet most people have no idea where no idea actually comes from.

any asset used to make money

In financial economics, capital refers to any asset used to make money, as opposed to assets used for personal enjoyment or consumption.

Capital's wrong use that is evil

Capital as such is not evil; Capital is Capital's wrong use that is evil.

the cash that gives the enterprise the power to purchase items for use within the production of other items or the offering of a service

Capital , in the monetary sense, is the cash that gives the enterprise the power to purchase items for use within the production of other items or the offering of a service.

an input in the production function

In economic models, capital is an input in the production function.

the money

Capital , in the financial sense, is the money that offers the business the facility to buy items for use within the production of different items or the providing of a service.

an investment by the proprietor(s) or partner(s) in the business

Capital is an investment by the proprietor(s) or partner(s) in the business.

the life-blood of business

Capital is the life blood of your business and without your business you cannot operate.

wealth that can be used to create more wealth

“Capital” is “wealth used to create more wealth”.

the 'means of production' and money which the capitalist can invest in different places of business

In Marxist views, capital is the 'means of production' and money which the capitalist can invest in different places of business, so that Friedrich Engels can 'profit' or gain more capital.

capital assets

The word “capital” itself signifies the capital assets of a trading firm or an individual owner such as wealth, money, funds, goods, and property.

a social relation between people - mediated by things

Capital is a social relation between people mediated by things - the basic principle of alienation is that we live our lives in the service of some thing that we ourselves have created.

the soul of the business

Concludes that capital is the soul of the business and if the company runs out of money, money will be closed down in the future.

money-capital

Capital, in Capital's pure form, is money-capital.

nothing without wage labour, without value, money, price etc

For example, capital is nothing without wage labour, without value, money, price, etc.

the money that you invest in your business

Profit are in Partnership relations, and the money that they invest in the business is Capital.