Question

Three example of all machines are not capital goods

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes, all machines are not capital goods because they are not only used to produce goods for others or sale but also used by individuals to ease their household works.

For example, a sewing machine when used by a professional tailor to produce goods (clothes) for others becomes a capital good whereas the same sewing machine when used by an individual at home will only be a means to ease their work.

Explanation:

hope it helps u

:)

Answer 2

All machines are not capital goods . the machines which are used by production sector and are involved in production activity are called capital goods.the machines for eg car if used by household sector will not be a capital good as it is a house hold good because it is not involved in production activity.so,all machines are not capital goods.

Hope It helps you

keep smiling :)