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In economics, the term capital refers to: the total amount of savings held in bank accounts in an economy. domestic services produced divided by imported goods consumed. human-made resources (such as tools, equipment, and structures) used to produce other goods and services. the level of inventory held by all firms in the economy.

Name: in economics the term capital refers to the total amount of savings held in bank accounts in an economy domestic services produced divided by imported goods consumed human made resources suc 61964
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Description: in economics the term capital refers to the total amount of savings held in bank accounts in an economy domestic services produced divided by imported goods consumed human made resources suc 61964

          In economics, the term capital refers to:
the total amount of savings held in bank accounts in an economy.
domestic services produced divided by imported goods consumed.
human-made resources (such as tools, equipment, and structures) used to produce other goods and services.
the level of inventory held by all firms in the economy.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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In economics, the term capital refers to: the total amount of savings held in bank accounts in an economy. domestic services produced divided by imported goods consumed. human-made resources (such as tools, equipment, and structures) used to produce other goods and services. the level of inventory held by all firms in the economy.