Chapter that is not subject to any immediate compulsion to yield a return; for example, the budget surpluses of a municipality or the capital of a foundation. – Paper money as opposed to precious metal-based means of payment (paper currency, as opposed to gold, silver, or some other coined metal). – Money donated for political influence (money raised for political activities in favor of or opposed to a certain candidate; colloquially, soft money connotes large amounts donated by special interest groups for these purposes). – See money, soft, secret money, money-paying gesture, cash register, black, unbuckling, perpetuals, prize, bribe.
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