What is capital expenditure (capex)?
AMoney spent to improve fixed assets
BMoney spent on monthly power bills
CMoney paid as shareholder dividends
DMoney kept aside for staff bonuses
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Money kept aside for staff bonuses
Capex is spending to acquire, maintain or improve fixed assets such as buildings, vehicles and equipment.
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