Carry liability insurance on any vehicle you own, but maybe you don't need collision coverage on an older car if the cost to repair it exceeds its depreciated value.
On the phone, G.E. reps said I'd be paid, per the terms of the contract, for 62percentt of the stove, its depreciated value after six years.
But private-sector suppliers such as Duke will be competing with public-sector ones, which still supply 80% of Brazil's power, much of it from old, depreciated plants.
For a start, there's the little matter of how you keep the pound at its current depreciated levels.
Business leaders who borrowed money were happy to pay it back later with depreciated currency, while lenders sought reforms to stabilize the currency.
These reserves are accumulated through arguably the largest ever sustained intervention in a foreign exchange market -- i.e., through The People's Bank of China buying dollars and selling renminbi, and thus keeping the renminbi-dollar exchange rate more depreciated than it would be otherwise.
In effect, argues Thomas Mayer, an adviser to Deutsche Bank, Greece could create its own parallel and depreciated currency while still remaining in the monetary union.Something similar happened in Argentina as it struggled to retain its rigid link between the peso and the dollar before the link eventually snapped in early 2002.
He recommended that the federal government pay off the old Continental Congress's debts at par rather than at a depreciated value and that it assume state debts, drawing the interests of the creditors toward the central government rather than state governments.
NAV in real estate means a lot in for international accounting, because unlike GAAP, income-producing real estate is carried at NAV, not at depreciated historic cost as it is here.
In a struggling economy that has governments cutting services and employers laying off workers, the local church, its collection plate light and its capital fund filled with depreciated stocks, does not stand apart.
