Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,37|    politic. Each needs the other: capital cannot do without labor,
 2   2,37|          labor, nor labor without capital. Their mutual agreement
 3   2,42|        longer a matter merely of "capital" and "labor," the number


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 4 51    |     priestly and royal state, the capital of the world through Peter'


Mater et magistra
   §
 5 11    |          competition. Interest on capital, prices-whether of goods
 6 104   |        problems arise whether the capital which makes possible these
 7 106   |         income which derives from capital and the rights of capital. ~
 8 106   |         capital and the rights of capital. ~
 9 133   |       difficulty in obtaining the capital necessary to increase returns. ~
10 134   |       profit necessary to furnish capital for the conduct and development
11 134   |         which will guarantee such capital to farmers at a moderate
12 138   |         than a return on invested capital. ~
13 155   | facilitate the movement of goods, capital and men from one country
14 163   |      their disposal the necessary capital for speeding up their economic
15 165   |        are helping to furnish the capital for an ever richer network
16 192   |  interchange of useful knowledge, capital and manpower. ~Respect for


Pacem in terris
   §
17 100   |      Between Population, Land and Capital~
18 101   |         the circulation of goods, capital and manpower.58~