Question

How do economists sometimes measure physical capital in a country? (1 point) the amount of savings that the citizens have in the bank the amount of roads and bridges per capita the number of telephones it has in relation to its population the number of computers than are available to businesses

Answer 1

Answer:

The amount of roads and bridges per capita

Explanation:

Capital in economics is one of the factors of production, it means all man-made tangible assets used in the production of goods and services, It can also be seen as wealth, set aside for the creation of more wealth.

The amount of roads and bridges per capita  is the monetary value of roads and bridges constructed in a country within a period of time, divided by the population of that country. Since roads and bridges are tangible assets that aid production of goods and services, they represent physical capital in a country

Answer 2

Answer:

the amount of roads and bridges per capita

Explanation:

Road and bridges account for how the country's cities and state are communicated. A higher flow of trade, person and services would be represented on good highways and bridges as the country is rich enough to afford their maintenance