De facto director and Investment: Difference between pages

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1. Economics.

Expenditure by firms on (or creation by firms of) capital goods and stock to be used for future production or sale.

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More broadly, the expenditure of money or money's worth with a view to increasing over time the value invested.

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-An individual who acts as a director without having been formally appointed as one.
+. ''Economics''.
+Expenditure by firms on (or creation by firms of) capital goods and stock to be used for future production or sale.
-De facto directors can become legally liable, as if they were directors.
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+More broadly, the expenditure of money or money's worth with a view to increasing over time the value invested.
 == See also ==
-* [[Board of directors]]
+* [[Active]]
-* [[Shadow director]]
+* [[Aggregate demand]]
+* [[Asset risk]]
+* [[Associate]]
+* [[Cash investing in a new world]]
+* [[Divestment]]
+* [[Injection]]
+* [[Investment Committees]]
+* [[Investment company]]
+* [[Investment risk]]
+* [[Investor]]
+* [[Non-investment product]]
+* [[Passive]]
+* [[Payback period]]
+* [[Robo-adviser]]
+* [[Short-term investments]]
+[[Category:Investment]]