Some portion of gross national saving pays for replacing capital goods that have been worn out or used up in producing goods and services-consumption of fixed capital in technical terms, or hereafter simply depreciation.
Capital goods that have been worn out or used up are replaced, in part, from money from gross national savings.
The capital goods that have been depreciated must be replaced entirely with money from the company's profit.
A man is about to release a ball.
Thank goodness Clinton's performance was not part of it.
We just toss paper on the floor.
man with goggles and mask
The man forgot his umbrella on his trip to the river.
My dog in the desert.