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Wealth is stored value. This includes current value such as goods and productive capital that can produce future value. Wealth also includes resources such as land and intangible value such as know how. The last category of wealth are legal structures and instruments that can be converted to goods, capital or resources such as money or stocks. The following are common examples of wealth.Aircraft | Antiques / Antiquities | Appliances | Art | Bank Deposits | Bonds | Buildings | Club Goods | Collectibles | Computers | Corporations | Cultural Heritage | Data Capital | Equipment | Furniture & Fixtures | Houses | Human Capital | Infrastructure | Institutions | Intellectual Property | Inventory | Jewelry | Knowledge Capital | Land | Land Improvements | Luxury Goods | Machines | Money | Musical Instruments | Natural Resources | Personal Property | Precious Metals | Raw Materials | Relational Capital | Satellites | Scientific Instruments | Ships & Boats | Small Businesses | Social Capital | Soft Infrastructure | Software | Sporting Goods | Stocks | Tools | Trade Secrets | Trademarks | Vehicles | Video Games |
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