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Working Capital and Fixed Capital

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

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Working capital

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Fixed capital

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C

Equity capital

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D

Current capital

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Solution

The correct option is A Working capital
Working capital is required for day to day business activities such as payment of bills, monthly wages and so on.

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