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Distinguish between fixed, Woking and human capital

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Answered by Mishtirawal1395
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Fixed capital:Things or materials which can be used over a long period of time in production of goods are called fixed capital.

Ex-Machines,Tools,etc.

Working capital:Things or materials which can be used only once (as raw materials) in the production of goods are called working capital.

Human capital: Human capital refers to the stock of skill, ability, expertise, education and knowledge in a nation.

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Answered by khandelwalvivek
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Fixed Capital - This is the amount of capital that has been invested in the business towards fixed assets for which we get return over a long period of time. It is invested when a business is generally started or during its growing phase. This capital is not used for day to day functioning i.e., operational purposes. This form of capital is not liquid in nature.

Working Capital - This is the amount of capital that is used for the day to day functioning of the business which is also known as Current Assets. This form of capital can easily be converted into cash and hence it is liquid in nature. The routine operations of the business are served through working capital.

Human Capital - This kind of capital refers to all the people who run the business through their acquired knowledge, skills - both soft (personality and behavioural) and hard (job specific skillsets) and experience earned over a period of time. All such skillsets including creativity and innovation contribute to the development of goods and services.

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