An example of physical capital would be: a truck a worker buys for personal use like hunting, going to work, or going to the beach. a worker who physically learns to work on a truck his company buys. a truck a company purchases for work. a truck a company purchases for work, a worker who physically learns to work on a truck his company buys, or a truck a worker buys for personal use like hunting, going to work, or going to the beach.

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Jenna Faulkner

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3 November, 18:55

An example of physical capital would be: a truck a worker buys for personal use like hunting, going to work, or going to the beach. a worker who physically learns to work on a truck his company buys. a truck a company purchases for work. a truck a company purchases for work, a worker who physically learns to work on a truck his company buys, or a truck a worker buys for personal use like hunting, going to work, or going to the beach.

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Ronin Rodgers · Answer 1

Physical capital or just capital is defined in economics as a factor of production or inputs consisting of computers, machinery, buildings, and the like. To answer our question, an example of physical capital is a truck a company purchases for work because it is an input that can be used in the production. A truck a worker buys for personal use is not considered physical capital but a personal need; a worker who physically learns to work on a truck his company buys is not a physical capital but a human capital; same with a worker who physically learns to work on a truck his company buys.