What Are the Different Types of Private Funding?

Private capital is the capital that the capital owner personally owns. In a capitalist society, capitalists have ownership and control of capital as private property, independently perform the functions of capital, realize the proliferation of capital value, and occupy the surplus value of hired workers for free. The increase in the socialization of production and the development of the capitalist credit system have promoted changes in the existence of private capital: the emergence of share capital and the separation of capital ownership and use rights. ^[1]