Anchor: Some portion of gross national saving pays for replacing capital goods that have been worn out or used up in producing goods and services-consumption of fixed capital in technical terms, or hereafter simply depreciation.
Entailed: Capital goods that have been worn out or used up are replaced, in part, from money from gross national savings. 
Contradiction: The capital goods that have been depreciated must be replaced entirely with money from the company's profit.
Contradiction: A huge increase of media mail such as books and records would help to offset any budget shortcomings.
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Contradiction: Not recently