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Difference between physical and human capital

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Difference between physical and human capital
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Yogita Ingle 4 years, 7 months ago

Basis Physical Capital Human Capital
Meaning The term ‘physical capital’ is used to indicate the data (factor of product) or man-made commodities, which are maintained by the firm such as machinery, computers, tools, equipment and many more. It is used in the manufacturing procedure to allow the change of raw material into finished goods. Human Capital implies the knowledge which a worker brings to the company in the manner of education, talents, abilities, talents, knowledge, preferences etc., which he or she has gathered over time. As a consequence, the employees are regarded as an asset, whose value can be enhanced, by spending in their coaching and improvement, like any other asset of the firm.
Nature Tangible Intangible
Formation Technical and economic procedure Conscious ascertainment and social process
Tradability Can be traded in the marketplace. Services rendered by the human capital can be sold.
Separability Can be separable from its owner. Cannot be separable from its owner.
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