🇵🇫 Polynésie française Épargne ajustée : consommation de capital fixe (USD courant) — Historical Data

World Bank data • 1970202152 data pointsEconomy & Growth

Latest Value
$688.62M
2021
Year-on-Year
+5.7%
vs 2020
10-Year Average
$623.50M
20122021
Range
$688.62M (2021)
$16.59M (1970)

Polynésie française Épargne ajustée : consommation de capital fixe (USD courant)1970 to 2021

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About this Indicator

Consumption of fixed capital represents the replacement value of capital used up in the process of production. This indicator is expressed in current prices, meaning no adjustment has been made to account for price changes over time. This indicator is expressed in United States dollars.

Historical Data Table

YearValue
2021$688.62M
2020$651.45M
2019$644.34M
2018$646.96M
2017$629.89M
2016$593.71M
2015$567.44M
2014$629.67M
2013$612.72M
2012$570.17M

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