Capital is a crucial factor in production. In everyday language, we often use terms like wealth, capital, and money interchangeably.
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(1) Man-made factor (2) Secondary Factor of Production (3) Capital is transferable
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Capital is mainly of two types: (i) Real Capital (ii) Financial Capital.
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(1) Fixed Capital (2) Circulating Capital (3) Floating Capital (4) Suck Capital
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Financial capital is like paper ownership documents, such as shares, bonds, and debentures. Owning these doesn’t directly make things or produce goods
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(1) Suitability (2) Method of Use (3) Ability of the Organiser (4) Quality of Capital
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1. Volume of Savings- The volume depends upon three things. (A) Power to Save (B) Willingness to Save (C) Facilities to save.
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(1) Comparison between MEC and Interest (2) Technological Advances and Innovations (3) Maintenance of machinery and operating Costs (4) Government policies
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