When deciding for whom to produce, the consideration that must be addressed is WHO NEED THE PRODUCT THAT IS TO BE PRODUCED.When a decision has been made about what to produce, the producer must target a particular set of individuals or a specific population of the economy who are going to be the users of the product he want to produce. This specified population will be the primary consumers that the producer is targeting for his product. For instance, a producer that want to start producing pampers will be targeting mainly pregnant women and nursing mothers for his product.
I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. It is market economy that exists when individuals answer the three basic economic questions. It <span> is an </span>economic<span> system in which </span>economic<span> decisions and the pricing of goods and services are guided solely by the aggregate interactions of a country's individual citizens and businesses.</span>
<span>I believe that it is because their doctrines are more "legalistic" than the other denominations.</span>
capital goods-products made to make other products and services
human resources-quantity and quality of human effort to achieve a goal
natural resources-factors from the environment used to achieve a goal
productive resources-factors used to achieve a goal
