50% maximum
depreciation rate.' On appeal, the appellants argued
The tier of brands with the lowest five-year average
depreciation rate (52-71%) includes Honda, Subaru, and Toyota vehicles.
Formally, if [[??].sub.c] is the gross saving rate of the capitalists, [delta] the
depreciation rate of the capital equipment, and [??] is the variation of the net rate of return on capital over time, it is necessary that
Even if intangible capital presents no depreciation, as long as there is some physical capital with a positive
depreciation rate, the total capital stock will have a positive
depreciation rate.
It also would navigate the tradeoff between flexibility and stability more poorly than the DLE: at the same
depreciation rate, foothold auctions would lead to slower license turnover without giving better investment incentives.
Our framework implies an arbitrage relationship that links the risk-free real interest rate to the marginal product of capital, or MPK (the additional output from an extra unit of physical capital, such as machinery); the
depreciation rate of capital; and the risk premium (which captures the riskiness of a capital investment).
non-ICT capital, this substitution has been associated with a proportionate increase of the aggregate
depreciation rate in volume terms, that is, the ratio of aggregate depreciation to the aggregate capital stock at constant prices has increased (Appendix Chart A3).
Like the bonus
depreciation rate, the existence of this election under Sec.
(1) Rioja (2003a) introduced the role of maintenance expenditures and how they can affect the
depreciation rate of infrastructure.
Since there is no explicit formula for A, we have thought useful to take numerical values for these 3 data (production function,
depreciation rate and saving function) to illustrate our point and get an idea of the order of magnitude of A for these numerical values.
"The secret is CAP's predicted
depreciation rate of just 52% - most current SsangYong percentages are in the 30s.
This particular profit margin is determined by three parameters: the rate of innovation-driven productivity; the instantaneous 'appropriability' ratio; and the
depreciation rate on Schumpeterian profits.
In reaching this opinion, the Taxpayer's appraiser applied an 8% to 16%
depreciation rate and excluded any costs attributable to the builder's overhead and profit.