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GFCF
(redirected from Gross fixed capital formation)

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GFCFGluten Free, Casein Free (diet)
GFCFGross Fixed Capital Formation (macroeconomic concept)
GFCFGreater Fostoria Community Foundation (Fostoria, OH)
GFCFGaseous Fuel Correction Factor
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Aa This survey showed the number of institutions, number of persons engaged with their compensations, output value, intermediate consumption, gross value added with it's various components, and the gross fixed capital formation of the financial sector.
PCPS: 50 Enterprises Operating Financial Intermediation Activities ... by Palestine News Agency (WAFA) (Gaza, Palestine)
9% decline in Gross fixed capital formation was the lowest in five quarters and a sign that businesses and consumers are starting to put money back to work.
Swiss Growth Outlook Dims Despite Improvement From Euro-Zone by Mena Report
6 percent of GDP for the quarter, Gross Fixed Capital Formation, which is an indicator of investment in productive asset formation, is down from 32.
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