11.   Barriers to capital formation keep most private businesses from providing more than a handful of jobs.

12.   Aggressive government involvement in capital formation and allocation was obviously an early dynamic spur to economic growth in such countries as Japan, South Korea, Thailand and Malaysia.

13.   Bush may opt instead for other attempts to help capital formation, such as making permanent the current tax credit for research and development.

14.   But Saxonhouse notes that Japanese labor will grow increasingly scarce as the population ages, making it ever more difficult to complement new capital formation.

15.   Discussion groups covered such areas as capital formation, environmental policy and international trade.

16.   File that as another example of how capital formation for REITs has accelerated so dramatically in recent years.

17.   In addition, the definition of savings can be adjusted so that only saving that leads to real capital formation qualifies for a deduction.

18.   India nationalized its big industries, taxed income savagely, punished capital formation, grudgingly permitted private enterprise but throttled it with controls and created a miasma of bureaucracy.

19.   Issing said credit lending should fall given the weak economy, while capital formation should return to normal as higher yields coax investors back into bonds.

20.   More private equity has meant better conditions for new investments, which in turn have led to greater capital formation.