This financial indicator measures the extent to which government investments in tangible and intangible nonfinancial assets contribute to the economy, expressed as a percentage of GDP. It encompasses a broad spectrum of assets, including physical infrastructure, inventories, artworks, and land, all of which serve as
foundational elements for economic productivity. By reflecting the net change after accounting for the consumption of fixed capital, this measure provides insights into the sustainability of growth and the ability to generate future returns. Moreover, it highlights the role of these assets in enhancing public welfare, fostering long-term economic resilience, and underpinning the generation of income through efficient resource utilization.
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