Capital goods

Any product used for investment. Experience has shown that the worldwide export of capital goods – brings relative continuity to foreign trade and – thus stabilizes economic fluctuations, from which countries such as Germany – almost fifty percent of exports are accounted for by capital goods, and here above all by machinery – derive advantages. – See research ratio, capital goods, unit value ratio, cyclicality. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank, August 2007, p. 20 f. (comparison between Germany and France).

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