Capital

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Capital (from the Latin cāpot~cāpitis, head) can refer to the following concepts:

Economy and finance

Capital (economy), social relation of production. It's money that gets independent and becomes an autonomous subject.
Financial capital, amount of money borrowed or imposed, of which the interest charged by the loan is distinguished.
Capital account, one of the two main components of the balance of payment.
Capital requirements or Regulatory capital, minimum capital that a banking entity must have to be authorized to operate.
Economic capitalwhich the administrators themselves consider necessary to address the risks of the banking business.
Social capital, monetary amount, or value of the assets of the partners of a society.
Risk capitalfinancial operation with high potential and risk
Seed capital, type of stock offer in which an investor acquires a part of a business or company.
Expansion capital, type of investment of minority participation in mature companies for its expansion.
Constant capital, mass of capital invested in means of production.
Variable capitalpart of the capital invested in labor force.
Capital investment, acquisition by a specialized entity of most shares of a Society.
Capital (cerveceria)Chilean company.

Capital (political), city or town where the public powers of a State, country, demarcation, province, etc reside.
Capital governorateOne of Baréin's five governorates.

Cultural capital (sociology)cultural resources available to an individual.
Social capital (sociology), variable that measures the social collaboration between the different groups of a human group, and the individual use of the opportunities arising from it.

Letra capitalthat at the beginning of a paragraph or chapter that is larger than the rest.
The capital: (in German) Das Kapital), book by Karl Marx containing the most detailed exhibition of Marxist economic theory.
Capital of glory, book of stories written by Juan Eduardo Zúñiga

Capital (review)Chilean biweekly publication.
Radio Capital, name of several radio stations.
Symbolic capital, cultural and social resources that receive prestige and have special symbolism in a society.

Capital (fortification), imaginary line understood at the binding point of a fortification.
Natural capitalnatural resources seen as means of production.
Capital ship, Anglo-Saxon concept applied to the most important warships
Pena capital or death penalty.
Capital losses, classification of sins in Christianity.