Distinguish between sunk capital and floating capital.
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Sunk Capital -
Sunk capital is that category of capital which can be used to produce only one type of commodity or services. Examples: An ice factory, oil mill etc.
Floating Capital -
Floating capital includes all such items which can be put to alternate uses. The use of such commodities is not restricted for any specific purpose. Examples: Money, fuels, etc.