What does "capital" mean in economics?
A. A country’s main city
B. Money saved in a bank account
C. Tools and equipment used to make goods
D. Credit card debt

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MaximoRykei · Answer

The correct answer is letter C. In economics, capital refers to the physical items (like machines, tools, and buildings) used to produce other goods and services. It is different from money.

What does "capital" mean in economics? A. A country’s main city B. Money saved in a bank account C. Tools and equipment used to make goods D. Credit card debt

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