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प्रश्न
Distinguish between fixed and circulatory capital.
उत्तर
| Fixed capital | Circulatory capital |
| Fixed capital refers to those capital goods which can be used again and again in production. | In it, all those things are included which are used in production only once. |
| Example: machinery, factory building | Example: Cotton and fuel |
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| Column I | Column II | ||
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| (iii) | Goods which can be used for a specific purpose only once | (C) | Fixed capital |
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