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Capitalize
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capitalize
To calculate the current value of a future stream of earnings or cash flows. For example, to calculate the current price at which a bond should sell, a financial analyst must capitalize the interest payments and principal repayment that will be made to the investor.
Capitalize
To treat the cost of additions and improvements to property as a capital improvement or expenditure.


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The role capitalises on the expert skills of an experienced critical care nurse in providing support for ward-based staff in the delivery of care to patients of high acuity.
The Victorian Nurse Practitioner Poject. (Clinical Update) by Wapling, Anne / Australian Nursing Journal
Thanks to the competitive strength and the resultant income potential of the new products, the amount that Oce capitalises in the form of R&D expenditure increased by Euro 8.
Oce Announces Results for the Third Quarter and Nine Months 2006 by Business Wire
It is achieving strong organic growth in international markets as it capitalises on good trading conditions.
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