<p>Natural resources are considered non-produced and yield rents, including land and the fruits of the land, e.g. trees. Does this extend to live animals? Or are live animals considered “produced” goods (capital) that yield profits?</p>

<p>Does it make a difference whether the tree or animal is wild or has been planted on a plantation or bred in captivity respectively?</p>

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Is the income derived from owning a live animal profit or rent?
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# Is the income derived from owning a live animal profit or rent?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-06-16)

Natural resources are considered non-produced and yield rents, including land and the fruits of the land, e.g. trees. Does this extend to live animals? Or are live animals considered “produced” goods (capital) that yield profits?

Does it make a difference whether the tree or animal is wild or has been planted on a plantation or bred in captivity respectively?

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