Capital gain, Microeconomics

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Capital Gain: A capital gain is a form of profit which is earned on an investment by re-selling an asset for more than it cost to buy. Assets that can be purchased for this purpose include bonds, stocks and other financial assets; commodities;;real estate or fine art.


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