The distinction between Physical Capital and Human Capital is outlined below:
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Physical Capital & Human Capital
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Refers to the stock of produced means of production such as machines, tools, buildings, etc. & Refers to the stock of skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population.
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It is tangible and can be physically touched and seen. & It is intangible and embodied in human beings.
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Physical capital is separable from its owner. & Human capital is inseparable from the individual who possesses it.
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It depreciates over time due to wear and tear. & It may appreciate over time with experience and education.
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Created by investing in physical assets. & Created through investment in education, training, and healthcare.
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