<span>Capital as a factor of
production is defined as the tangible products made by labor.
</span>Land as a factor of
production means not just the surface of the earth, but everything in the
universe that wasn't created by people. This includes all natural resources,
such as air, water, plants, sunlight, rocks, and minerals.
Examples:
1) Clothes ( because you have to be clothed)
2) Milk ( you immediately want to consume it)
3) Wine ( grapes go in wine comes out)
You don't need to use the parenthesis I just wanted to explain to help you understand.
Answer:
Read each page and do the quizzes. After you have read through the pages of the website, assess what you learned. Write a 600 word summary in your own words that identifies the main points you learned. Your summary should include at least one question and answer from each quiz. Explain your answers. Use a publishing program to create a safety poster to make workers aware of safety hazards. I do not agree with the link assessmne,t but I would be a stafe 3 on the MyersBriggs scale because odf above
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Yes it fits ultimately.
Answer:
1. a) War increases demand for loanable funds, demand curve shifts RIGHT. (Increase in real interest rate)
b) Private investors are optimistic about the economy (i.e. investment opportunities). Demand for loanable funds increases, demand curve shifts RIGHT. (Increase in real interest rate)
c) Tax increase means a decrease in the supply about loanable funds. Supply curve shifts LEFT. (Increase in real interest rate)
2. would most likely increase the supply of loanable funds. If Americans are saving more, then they are spending less money and investing more of it. Remember--saving does not mean "not using it". It means investing it instead of consuming.
3. The interest rate will fall. There is a surplus of loanable funds and the real interest rate will reflect this surplus by falling.
4. decrease in the demand for loanable funds. When output decreases, the return on investment for new projects decreases and investors are less in need of money to fund their ventures.
5. decrease the supply for loanable funds. If they are consuming more, they are saving less.
6. Increase / Decrease. When interest rates increase, growth is reduced because funding economic ventures is now more costly. Sometimes the fed will increase interest rates when it anticipates inflation to increase in order to mitigate economic growth.
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