Changes in the market value of existing tangible and financial assets, such as land and stocks, reflect expectations about the productive potential of the underlying capital, but fluctuations in asset values may not represent real, permanent changes in the nation's productive capacity.
Market valuations of assets do not always represent permanent changes in productive capacity.
Asset prices can be used to measure changes in the productive capacity of a nation.
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