1. Durable goods which are used to produce other goods for consumption: for example machinery, equipment, buildings 2. Also, material used or consumed to produce other goods.
Raw materials used to produce finished products. see also consumer goods.
Industrial products or other goods that are used in the creation of additional wealth, such as machine tools. Capital goods are sometimes called intermediate goods because they only indirectly satisfy human wants, and sometimes producer goods, because they are used to produce other goods. See also: Capital, Consumer Goods, Production
goods that can be used many times before they eventually wear out
Goods used in the production of other goods and services, e.g. buildings, machines, and tools.
Goods that people use in their work to make other goods. Buildings, tools, machines and other equipment are capital goods.
are capital resources like factories, machinery, and railroads used to produce other goods. capital loss is the decrease in the market value of any asset below the price originally paid.
Goods used by firms to produce other goods, e.g., office buildings, machinery, equipment.
Buildings, tools, machinery and other manufactured items used to produce goods and services
Fixed assets used in the production of the goods for sale. These items include machinery and equipment.
Durable goods that are used as factor inputs for further production of goods and services. Examples are industrial machinery, transportation equipment and factories. See Consumer goods. Company Refers to an organisation that operates on a large scale and generally has a large number of employees. By legal status, a company is classified either as a public or private company. A company is typically multi-functional, operates with several business activities, and has proper audited accounts for taxation and regulatory purposes. It can also operate as an enterprise and have several branches in different locations.
or investment goods - goods that are used to make further goods; the goods that make up the industrial market (machines, tools, factories, etc.).
Products destined to be employed in the production of other goods or services.
Manufactured goods that are productive industrial use.
Goods that are used in the production of other goods: all industrial machinery and office buildings, as well as road diggers and computers.
are the goods used in the manufacture of finished products, such as textile machinery, which is used to produce cloth for sale.
Goods used to produce other goods.Machinery in a factory would be an example of capital goods.