Capital-output ratio

In general, the amount of physical capital required to produce a unit of output. In economic terms, it is calculated as the ratio (quotient; division result) of gross fixed assets – roughly: assets intended for permanent use – to gross domestic product. – The capital ratio is the reciprocal of the output-capital ratio – see labor coefficient, investment, capital, capital intensity, capital stock.

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