Working Capital and Fixed Capital

Q.

What is meant by physical capital? What are the 2 types of physical capital?

Q.

Define fixed capital?

Q.

Which one among the following is not fixed capital?

1. Machines

2. Buildings

3. Tools

4. Raw materials

Q.

Name the fund needed for day-to-day operations of business.

1. Fixed Capital

2. Working Capital

3. Equity Capital

4. Opportunity Cost

Q.

What is the name of funds required for purchasing fixed assets?

1. Working Capital

2. Fixed Capital

3. Equity Capital

4. Opportunity Cost

Q.

State any two sources of long-term finance.

Q.

Which capital is known as working capital?

Q.

Finance raised to operate a business is called?

Q.

Capital that is highly liquidatable at any point in time during the business is called ______________.

1. Debt Capital

2. Fixed Capital

3. Financial Capital

4. Working Capital

Q.

Items such as trolleys and cabinets are an example of _______.

1. Fixed Capital

2. Working Capital

3. \N
4. \N

Q. is the amount of investment done by a company in its long-term assets, also known as fixed assets.

1. Fixed capital
2. Equity capital
3. Working capital
4. Current capital

Q.

Which capital deals with long-term strategic objectives of business?

1. Opportunity Cost

2. Fixed Capital

3. Working Capital

4. Equity Capital

Q. is required for day to day business activities such as payment of bills, monthly wages and so on.

1. Working capital
2. Fixed capital
3. Equity capital
4. Current capital
   

Q. Fixed capital is invested in permanent assets.

1. True
2. False

Q.

In the video, the analogy of circulation of blood was used to explain which of the following?

1. Working capital

2. Cash and inventory

3. Equity

4. Fixed capital

Q. The large scale operating companies require more fixed capital.

1. True
2. False

Q.

Requirements for funds by business to carry out its various activities is called___