Financing New Plant Equipment

FROM time to time attention is focused upon the difficulties encountered by relatively small but sound business enterprises in securing needed capital funds. Financing the acquisition of productive plant equipment and machinery is only a part of the uses to which capital funds are put. But to that e...

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Published inBarron's (Chicopee, Mass.) Vol. 17; no. 42; p. 11
Main Author Dietz, Arthur O
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boston, Mass Dow Jones & Company Inc 18.10.1937
Subjects
Capital assets
Cost control
Finance companies
Funding
Investments
Machine tool industry
Machinery
Manufacturers
Profits
Purchasing
Underwriting
Working capital
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Summary:FROM time to time attention is focused upon the difficulties encountered by relatively small but sound business enterprises in securing needed capital funds. Financing the acquisition of productive plant equipment and machinery is only a part of the uses to which capital funds are put. But to that extent it is a very important part, particularly today when the major capital requirements of so many concerns are for additional...
ISSN:1077-8039