All of the following is counted as "capital" in economics except
A) money.
B) machine tools.
C) factory buildings.
D) warehouses.

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Money is not considered capital in economics. Capital refers to physical assets that are used to produce goods and services, such as machine tools, factory buildings, and warehouses. Money is a form of financial capital that can be used to purchase or invest in these physical assets, but it is not considered capital itself.

All of the Following Is Counted as "Capital" in Economics