The second alternative is correct.
The production of a material good requires production inputs and human labor. These are the two factors of production. The work depends on the qualification, which in turn depends on the complexity of the production, being scarcer as the production is. The productive inputs come from the resources available for the transformation of the raw material into a consumer good. Of course, most recourses are scarce, so economic theory aims to allocate resources so that the best productive and distributive use is achieved.
I believe the answer is: <span>Behavioral undercontrol
</span><span>Behavioral undercontrol refers to the tendency among individuals to constantly seeking excitement and acted based on impulses.
Having this tendency would increase the likelihood of someone doing rebellious behavior, drinking alcohol, using drugs, aggression toward other people, etc.</span><span />
Mental and physical sluggishness and low body temperature may be signs of hypothyroidism.
I’m confused what you’re asking
