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Malinvestment — is a concept developed by the Austrian School of economic thought, that refers to investments of firms being badly allocated due to what they assert to be an artificially low cost of credit and an unsustainable increase in money supply, often… … Wikipedia
malinvestment — “+ noun Etymology: mal (I) + investment : bad investment a malinvestment that nearly led to bankruptcy … Useful english dictionary
malinvestment — mælɪn vestmÉ™nt n. bad investment, improper investment … English contemporary dictionary
malinvestment — mal·investment … English syllables
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