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Fixed capital

In accounting, fixed capital is any kind of real, physical asset that is used repeatedly in the production of a product. In economics, fixed capital is a type of capital good that as a real, physical asset is used as a means of production which is durable or isn't fully consumed in a single time period. It contrasts with circulating capital such as raw…

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Estimating the value

Book valueGross fixed capital formationInflationDepreciationSimon Kuznets
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AccountingAssetEconomicsCapital goodMeans of production
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Economic depreciation

Service life
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Investment risk

InvestsWealthLeasingRenting
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Estimating the value

Economic depreciation

Investment risk

Sources of funding for fixed capital investment

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Fixed capital

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Fixed capital

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related to Estimating the value · 9
Fixed capital → Attempts, Goldsmith, In, PIM, Raymond, Simon Kuznets, The, There, This
see also · 5
Fixed capital → Capital, CapitalCapital, Economics, Listed, The New Palgrave Dictionary
related to Investment risk · 3
Fixed capital → Often, Sometimes, Thus
related to Sources of funding for fixed capital investment · 2
Fixed capital → An, Funding
is a · 1
Fixed capital → type of capital good that as a real
related to Factors which influence fixed-capital requirements · 1
Fixed capital → The

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Fixed capitalis atype of capital good that as a real0.90text
raw materialsinstance ofIt contrasts with circulating capital0.80text
operating expenses etc.The concept was first theoretically analyzed in some depth by the economist Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nationsinstance ofIt contrasts with circulating capital0.80text
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueThere0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueAttempts0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueSimon Kuznets0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueThe0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valuePIM0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueRaymond0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueGoldsmith0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueIn0.60section
Fixed capitalrelated to Estimating the valueThis0.60section

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