expenditures <an expenditure; expenditures> SOST
- expenditures
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expenditures ECON
- expenditures
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actual expenditures ECON
- actual expenditures
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confidential expenditures ECON
- confidential expenditures
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government expenditures ECON
- government expenditures
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capitalization of expenditures ECON
- capitalization of expenditures
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classification of expenditures ECON
- classification of expenditures
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final consumption expenditures ECON
- final consumption expenditures
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foreign exchange expenditures
expenditure <an expenditure; expenditures> SOST ECON
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The committee directs corporate management, approves major capital expenditures, establishes board policy and monitors management's performance in conducting the business and affairs of the corporation.
en.wikipedia.org Changes in financial position include cash outflows, such as capital expenditures, and cash inflows, such as revenue.
en.wikipedia.org The costs and uncertainty of expanded federal regulation are inhibiting innovation and stultifying capital expenditures and corporate growth.
thehill.com The manufacturing segment is the dominant and most rapidly expanding segment in terms of assets employed, capital expenditures, operating profit and number of employees.
www.whatsonthorold.com There were numerous reasons for the crisis, including overly optimistic forecasts of revenues, underfunding of pensions, use of capital expenditures for operating costs, and poor budgetary and accounting practices.
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