ECON 102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Social Capital, Root Mean Square, Capital Market

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Chapter 11: input demand: the capital market and the. Capital: those goods produced by the economic system that are used as inputs to produce other goods and services in the future. Physical or tangible capital: material things used as inputs in the production of future goods and services. The major categories of physical capital are nonresidential structures, durable equipment, residential structures, and inventories. Social capital, or infrastructure: capital that provides services to the public. Most social capital takes the form of public works (roads and bridges) and public services (police and re protection). Intangible capital: nonmaterial things that contribute to the output of future goods and services. Human capital: a form of intangible capital that includes the skills and other knowledge that workers have or acquire through education and training and that yields valuable services to a rm over time. Capital stock: for a single rm, the current market value of the rm"s plant, equipment, inventories, and intangible assets.

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