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Question
Distinguish between fixed capital and working capital.
Solution
| Fixed capital | Working capital |
| Fixed capital refers to capital goods such as machinery, equipments, factory buildings, etc. | Working capital refers to the stock of finished, semi-finished goods, raw materials, etc. that will be converted to final goods (finished consumer goods) in the near future. |
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