püsivarad
Püsivarad, often translated as permanent resources or enduring assets, refers to a broad category of economic resources that are generally considered to be non-depreciating or have an extremely long lifespan. These are assets that contribute to the production of goods and services over extended periods without being consumed in a single use. Unlike circulating capital, which is used up and replenished, püsivarad represent a more stable base for economic activity.
Examples of püsivarad include land, buildings, machinery, infrastructure such as roads and bridges, and intellectual property
The management of püsivarad is a key aspect of economic planning and accounting. Depreciation, while applicable