Capital (economics)
Capital (economics)
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Durable good
Good that has long term use.
12%
Economics
Social science studying goods and services.
7.5%
Goods and services
Things made and done for people.
6.3%
Intermediate good
Goods used to create other goods.
6%
Economic capital
Amount of money needed to secure survival in a worst-case scenario.
4.9%
Capitalism
Economic system based on private ownership.
4.5%
Factory
Facility where goods are industrially made, or processed.
4.5%
Macroeconomics
Study of an economy as a whole.
3.3%
Fictitious capital
Marxist doctrine.
2.4%
Final good
Commodity which is produced and subsequently consumed by the consumer.
1.8%
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Capitalism
Economic system based on private ownership.
5%
Joint-stock company
Business entity owned by shareholders.
5%
Alternative investment
Investments other than stocks, bonds and cash.
4.2%
International trade
Exchange across international borders.
4.1%
Economics
Social science studying goods and services.
3.1%
Goods
Things or services that satisfy human wants.
2.4%
Capital accumulation
Dynamic that motivates pursuit of profit.
1.9%
Industrial Revolution
1760–1840 agrarian to industrial era shift.
1.7%
Market economy
Type of economic system.
1.7%
Planned economy
Type of economic system.
1.7%