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Natural Resources

Natural resources are tangible capital assets that are physically consumed when used, and include assets such as oil and gas, gold & mineral deposits, timber, lumber, copper fields, etc. Because they are used up in production of other finished goods, they are known as ‘wasting assets.’

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