Creating Value with the Five Capitals
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Here are the answers to your questions: 1. Name the five types of capital: human, physical, financial, intellectual, cultural 2. Name six aspects of human capital: trust, knowledge, skills, personality, health, relationships 3. What type of capital is real estate? Physical 4. What equation is the basis of financial capital? (1+r)n 5. What is a new recipe for making a cake? Intellectual 6. A country’s laws are what kind of capital? Cultural 7. Is everyone a value creator? Potentially 8. What happens when one of the capitals is missing? Limits value creation 9.
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