Problem 9

Introduction

In finance, accounting, and economics, financial capital (also known as capital or equity) is any economic asset evaluated in monetary terms used by business owners to purchase what they want and require to start making their goods as well as provide their facilities to the segment of the economic system wherein their procedure is premised, such as general merchandise, company, financial services, and so on. Financial capital, in other terms, is the organization's domestic retained earnings or cash granted by creditors (and investment) to firms to acquire real capital assets or services for the production of fresh commodities and/or services.