The idea you can dig a hole and bury money in it, so people can dig it up for wages must be put to one side for a change.
Because no bank will lend you the money to dig it up without a bankable feasibility study.
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To dig up still more money for his 1998 campaign, he turned to an old law school chum, hedge-fund manager James J.
"I assume someone's going to dig deep and find money for us now that we're medal winners, but that's the life of the freestyle team, " she said.
Alan, the great piano tuner, in his infinite but indirect wisdom, kept money market rates so low that the banks could arbitrage money and dig themselves out of their management-made mud slides.
Some argued that the spot, which depicts a gone-to-hell Detroit bouncing back, was ironic given that Chrysler took taxpayer bailout money and has still to dig itself out of the recessionary hole. (Let alone spend money on a Super Bowl spot.) Others, meanwhile, lauded the automaker for imbuing a sense of hope towards recovery.
To sum up John Maynard Keynes, it can even make sense to bury money in bottles, so that miners, and the suppliers of their pickaxes and overalls, and those who sell food and materials to those suppliers can, in turn, benefit from the circulation of money that they dig up.
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"Given that these are two hugely high-profile companies with a great deal of money, they will dig deep to try and be the last man standing, " said Roy Greenslade, professor of journalism at City University in London, in published reports.
As more small investors pool their money, knowledge and connections to dig up more and better deals, at least 170 angel groups now do business in the U.S., says Sohl, compared with a handful five years ago.
When he met The Economist, Mr Islamov was raising money for a friend from Tajikstan who had been forced to dig a trench on the coldest day of January.
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The British Heart Foundation statistics suggest that Scots are most likely to dig deep for good causes - while Londoners are the least likely to donate money.
The reluctance to dig deeper into their pockets has been all the more deplorable given the extra security the money could buy.
Investors permitted on the site can see a basic business plan from a company, but if they want to dig more into a company's financials, they have to get verified by CircleUp and the entrepreneur raising money before proceeding, Mr. Caldbeck says.
The problem, as Natixis money managers warn, is that far too many people believe that it will fall to someone else to dig them out, once push comes to shove.
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