The value of the productive capacity of the assets of an economy, measured by the goods and services it can produce both now and in the future rather than by the money prices of the assets, is called:

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Real wealth refers to the value of the productive capacity of the assets of an economy, emphasizing the actual goods and services that can be produced, rather than their monetary value. This contrasts with nominal wealth, which is valued in monetary terms without adjusting for inflation or the actual productive capacity.

The Value of the Productive Capacity of the Assets of an Economy