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Q.What are the factors that determine the fixed capital requirements of a business?

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A firm's fixed capital requirement is not the same for every business; it is shaped by several factors that a finance manager must weigh before deciding how much to invest in fixed assets.

The nature of the business is the first factor: a manufacturing firm that must install heavy machinery needs far more fixed capital than a trading firm that simply buys and resells finished goods, or a service firm that needs little more than an office. The scale of operations matters too, since larger-scale production requires bigger premises and more machines than small-scale production. …

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