Land is not classified as fixed capital in economic theory
Economic theory and national accounting standards classify land as a distinct non-produced asset and factor of production, separate from fixed capital.
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unstats.un.org: THE TREATMENT OF LAND IMPROVEMENTS. unstats.un.org. https://unstats.un.org/Unsd/nationalaccount/aeg/papers/m2land.PDF
National accounts treat land itself as a non-produced asset rather than fixed capital.
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en.wikipedia.org: Fixed capital. en.wikipedia.org. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed_capital
Fixed capital is defined as physical assets like buildings and equipment, while land itself is non-produced.
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