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Gives the legal status of the enterprise. For example, individual, partnership, public company,... |
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Gives the legal status of the enterprise. For example, individual, partnership, public company,... |
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The calculation base period is the period with which prices for the current period are compared... |
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A young cattle of either sex between birth and weaning, with eight temporary teeth. Also sometimes ... |
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The energy contained in a fuel, determined by measuring the heat produced by the complete... |
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Calculated either by calves weaned to number of cows mated, or calves sold to cows mated in the... |
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Calculation, either of calves weaned to number of cows mated, or of calves sold to cows mated. |
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This is the basic measure of an establishment's accommodation capacity. It is defined as one stay... |
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is the difference between the potential and actual use of an input. Capacity utilisation is high... |
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The difference between the potential and actual use of an input. Capacity utilisation is high when... |
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Includes capital transfers and the acquisition or disposal of non-produced, non-financial assets.... |
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This account shows the types of expenditure incurred by residents in accumulating capital assets... |
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From the March 1998 quarter, the coverage of the capital account in the quarterly statement has... |
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The capital account records the accumulation of real capital items, and how these are financed... |
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is a positive growth in the capital-to-labour ratio. See also ‘contribution of capital deepening’. |
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Is positive growth in the capital-to-labour ratio. See also ‘contribution of capital deepening’. |
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The amount spent on the purchase of new and second-hand fixed assets, less the proceeds received... |
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Produced assets (eg machinery, equipment, buildings, or other structures) that are used repeatedly... |
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Produced assets used repeatedly or continuously for longer than one year in industrial production... |
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Capital goods tend to be highly durable in nature and of a relatively high value. The use for... |
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Measures price movements for physical capital assets purchased by producers of goods and services. |
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The CGPI estimates the overall price change in physical assets that the productive sector acquires... |
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is that part of the cost of producing gross domestic product (GDP) that consists of gross payments... |
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That part of the cost of producing gross domestic product (GDP) that consists of gross payments to... |
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is measured as a ratio of output to capital input. The ratio is derived by dividing the index of... |
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