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How is the data for Capital Assets and depreciation calculated?

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How is the data for Capital Assets and depreciation calculated?

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Estimates of investment are added together for all assets which will still be in use (based on estimates of the asset’s life length) to give “Gross Capital Stock”. Depreciation is calculated by assuming that the asset loses an equal amount of value each year and is worth zero at the end of its life. “Net Capital Stock” is calculated from Gross Capital Stock by removing depreciation.

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