Multiple Choice
U.S.capital at the end of 2010 equals U.S.capital at the beginning of 2010 plus
A) nothing, because capital can't change in just one year.
B) gross investment during 2010.
C) gross investment during 2010 minus net investment in 2010.
D) net investment during 2010.
E) depreciation during 2010 minus gross investment during 2010.
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