difference between working capital and fixed capital
Answers
Answered by
3
Working capital - The capital in which is working ex - money , raw materials etc...
Fixed capital- The capital which is fixed ex- house, building, computer, chair etc...
Fixed capital- The capital which is fixed ex- house, building, computer, chair etc...
Answered by
2
In economic terms the fixed and the working capital have various differences.
the differences between them are in listed below :-
WORKING CAPITAL
working capital refers to the capital which is required during the production.
this is a form of capital which gets utilised after one time production and is required on constant basis during any manufacture or production.
working capital gets you stopped after the production. hence, it is not static in fact it's a rolling capital.
example - money, raw materials, etc
FIXED CAPITAL
fixed capital is a form of capital which remains fixed during the production.
this means that once the product is bought then it can be used over and over for production.
this form of capital is required one time investment and can be further utilised whenever required.
this capital does not get used up after one time production and is used for constant production and manufacture.
example - land, water, tools, machinery, etc
this weather differences between the fixed capital and working capital.
✌️✌️
the differences between them are in listed below :-
WORKING CAPITAL
working capital refers to the capital which is required during the production.
this is a form of capital which gets utilised after one time production and is required on constant basis during any manufacture or production.
working capital gets you stopped after the production. hence, it is not static in fact it's a rolling capital.
example - money, raw materials, etc
FIXED CAPITAL
fixed capital is a form of capital which remains fixed during the production.
this means that once the product is bought then it can be used over and over for production.
this form of capital is required one time investment and can be further utilised whenever required.
this capital does not get used up after one time production and is used for constant production and manufacture.
example - land, water, tools, machinery, etc
this weather differences between the fixed capital and working capital.
✌️✌️
Similar questions