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Goshia [24]
1 year ago
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Delivering health care goods and services requires several inputs, in economic terms. These inputs can be classified as either Q

uestion Blank 1 of 1 Answer or nonlabor.
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Elina [12.6K]1 year ago
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Delivering healthcare goods and services requires several inputs in economic terms these inputs can be classified as either <u>labor</u><u> </u>or non-labor.

<h3>What are non-labor inputs?</h3>

Speaking from the perspective of the factors of production, on one hand, non-labor inputs refers to such inputs as:

  • Energy
  • Land
  • Capital
  • Information etc.

The amount of labor input is calculated as either the number of employees or the number of hours they put in during a specific time period, such a year.

The majority of nations gather information on the number of employees and are able to compute labor productivity as output per employee.

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