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In the second case, firms invest their income (profit) by financing the production of fixed capital goods.
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The transaction is generally done for fixed assets, notably real estate, as well as for durable and capital goods such as airplanes and trains.
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Problems exist with making the neoclassical general equilibrium theory compatible with an economy that develops over time and includes capital goods.
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The price effect involves a reevalutaion of the inventory of capital goods due to new prices.
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The two countries trade in agriculture and capital goods.
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Manufacturing production remained focused on consumer goods, and capital goods comprised under 5 percent of industrial output.
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Capital goods trade is a crucial part of the dynamic relationship between international trade and development.
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In terms of economics one can consider capital goods to be tangible.
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This requires equality of saving (abstention from purchase of goods) and investment (the purchase of capital goods).
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Further, few resources could be spared for investment in capital goods, such as machinery, factories, mines, railroads, and other productive assets.
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