What is capital?

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What is capital?..

Answer / mohd irfan khan

in simple capital means property or material or things of
the business. capital is the amount invested in the
business for acquiring assets to run business

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What is capital?..

Answer / hum3057@yahoo.com

Cash or Goods used to generate income either by investing
in a business or different income property.

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What is capital?..

Answer / manvi

The amount of money contributed or invested by the
proprietor himself in the business to enable him to run the
business is called capital.

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What is capital?..

Answer / abdullah amer

Capital is the amount invested by the owner in the business.
capital can be invested in the form of cash or kind.

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What is capital?..

Answer / venu gopal joshi

Capital is the amount which is invested by the owener to
start or run the business

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What is capital?..

Answer / manu

cash or goods contributed for starting a business by the
propritor.capital is the life blood of every business.

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What is capital?..

Answer / dora

if any business started initial amount is the very
important. that money is receive from equity and preference
and debt . without capital any business is not running must
and should be capital is the very imp. that amount used in
fixed cost in initial stage .

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What is capital?..

Answer / hemanshu

ITS A CONTRIBUTION FROM OWNERS / PARTNERS /DIRECOTRS FORM
HIS POCKET TO GENRATE THE REVENUE FROM FIRM/CO.

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