Geography, asked by sudhirmohapatra1967, 11 months ago

what is the difference between fixed capital and working capital

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Answered by daraharshini9

Fixed capital is the investments done by the business for accruing long-term benefits. Working capital is the daily requirement pumped into the business. Fixed capital is used to acquire non-current assets of the company. Working capital is used to acquire the current assets of the company.

Answered by swatiholam1980

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Fixed capital is the investments done by the business for accruing long-term benefits. Working capital is the daily requirement pumped into the business. Fixed capital is used to acquire non-current assets of the company. Working capital is used to acquire the current assets of the company.

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