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In economics, the term capital refers to

A. goods used to produce other goods.

B. financial resources used by businesses to hire resources

C. the difference between a firm's assets and its liabilities,

D. the process of raising funds through the sale of stocks and bonds.

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In economics, investment refers to the process of accumulating:

a. stocks and bonds.

b. consumer goods.

c. money.

d. capital goods.

In economics, "capital" refers to:

a. money

b. stocks, bonds, and other financial assets

c. the seat of government

d. machines, buildings, tools, and knowledge

What is the difference between financial investment and economic investment?

A. There is no difference between the two.

B. Financial investment refers to the purchase of financial assets only; economic investment refers to the purchase of any new or used capital goods.

C. Economic investment is adjusted for inflation; financial investment is not.

D. Financial investment refers to the purchase of assets for financial gain; economic investment refers to the purchase of newly created capital goods.

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