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ser-zykov [4K]
4 years ago
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Capital accumulation is the​ _____, including​ _____ capital. (A) development of new​ goods; financial (B) increase in​ firms' p

rofits; financial (C) growth of real​ GDP; physical (D) growth of capital​ resources; human
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melamori03 [73]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Option "B" and "D" are correct answer

  • Increase in firm's profit; financial
  • growth of capital resources; human

Explanation:

  • Capital accumulation relates to an investment or profit increase in assets and is one of the building blocks of a capitalist economy.
  • The goal is to increase the value of an initial cost, whether it is through appreciation, lease, investment income, or interest, as a return on investment.
  • Profit margin tests a firm's productivity by measuring its net income by overall sales. Organizations may grow their net profit margin by increasing profits, e.g. by providing additional goods or by raising prices.

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