Fixed Capital Efficiency

Capital Efficiency is how the country’s fixed capitals are employed to maximize usage.

This includes employment and investment.

For example, as an owner or manager you always want your staff to produce the maximum output.

Likewise, as an investor you want your investment to make the most impact or production or sales.

If everyone just wanted financial returns, then there would be no such thing as social impact or NGOs or charities.

Likewise, if everyone just wanted social benefit then people would just give money to everyone and not expect any returns.

So the resources and effort of money-minded people should be matched to opportunities that give back money just as those of social-loving people should be matched with opportunities that create the most impact.

A good match will have high capital efficiency.

A bad match will have a low one.

Note that circulating capital efficiency is handled by the 4th Law.

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