Economy, asked by pranavgoyal0812, 11 months ago

What is a fixed capital?

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

Fixed capital are those input which are needed in the production process and they don't get used up in the production process..They can be used tear after year in the process. They can range from simple tools like a plough to large and complex machines like Computers and generators.

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pranavgoyal0812: Yeah it helped a lot..Thx...

pranavgoyal0812: Can you also tell about-
What is working capital?

Anonymous: yeah

Anonymous: Wait a min

Anonymous: Working capital are those inputs which are used up in the production process and can't be used further in the next year.Like money in hand..clay needed for pottery..Cotton for weaving and other inputs.

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Anonymous: Thanks and my pleasure

Answered by nisha6219

Answer...

Fixed capital includes the assets and capital investments such as property, plant and equipment that are needed to start up and conduct business, even at a minimal stage.

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