A stock refers to a quantity or amount that is measured at a specific point in time. It represents a static or accumulated value. Examples of stocks include inventory levels, bank balance, or outstanding debt.
A flow, on the other hand, refers to a rate at which a quantity changes over time. It represents the movement or transfer of something. Flows can be measured per unit of time, such as a flow rate. Examples of flows include sales revenue, income, or the number of products produced per hour.
what is a stock (S) or a flow (F).
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