CAPITAL CONSUMPTION ALLOWANCE - CCA
The currency quantity that a country has to pay out yearly to keep its current position of economic production. CCA or the capital consumption allowance is computed as a percentage of GDP or gross domestic product. The percentage of gross domestic product that is not assigned to the capital consumption allowance is called net domestic product and symbolizes investment consumption. CCA is also sometimes referred to as Depreciation is another term for CCA.
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