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High income OECD countries Compared by Environment > Adjusted savings > Adjusted savings > Consumption of fixed capital > Current US$

DEFINITION: Consumption of fixed capital represents the replacement value of capital used up in the process of production.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 United States $1.99 trillion 2008
2 Japan $675.02 billion 2008
3 Germany $510.05 billion 2008
4 France $399.60 billion 2008
5 United Kingdom $368.16 billion 2008
6 Italy $315.18 billion 2008
7 Spain $218.52 billion 2008
8 Canada $194.34 billion 2008
9 Australia $142.69 billion 2008
10 Netherlands $122.17 billion 2008
11 Switzerland $70.79 billion 2008
12 Belgium $69.79 billion 2008
13 Norway $67.78 billion 2008
14 Poland $64.71 billion 2008
15 Sweden $61.28 billion 2008
16 Austria $58.84 billion 2008
17 Denmark $49.54 billion 2008
18 Greece $48.06 billion 2008
19 Ireland $40.82 billion 2008
20 Finland $38.43 billion 2008
21 Portugal $31.53 billion 2008
22 Czech Republic $27.68 billion 2008
23 Israel $26.82 billion 2008
24 Chile $19.99 billion 2008
25 New Zealand $17.54 billion 2008
26 Slovakia $11.97 billion 2008
27 Luxembourg $8.30 billion 2008
28 Slovenia $7.23 billion 2008
29 Estonia $2.90 billion 2008
30 Iceland $2.37 billion 2008

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