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Answer» Capital: - All manmade goods which help in production are called capital. Capital differs from land and labour as it is a ‘produced’ factor of production. In other words, it is a manmade factor of production.
- For example, a tractor is a ‘produced’ factor of production which further helps in the production of agricultural goods.
Characteristics of capital: - Capital is a manmade factor of production.
- It is the most mobile of all factors of production.
- The increasing demand for capital in present times owing to increasing capital intensive methods of production has resulted in increasing scarcity of this factor.
- The remuneration of capital is called ‘interest’.
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