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3 years ago

Three examples of capital as a factor of production, and explain how it is different from land?

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<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.

Liono4ka [1.6K]3 years ago

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Answer and Explanation.

Production is a process of a process of bringing the raw materials together, work on them to come up with finished goods as the final product in order to make profit or with an aim of getting profit.

A factor of production is anything that is incurred in production of goods and services to facilitate the its production in order to to make profit.

capital factor of production is the is the amount in cash that many producers use to produce goods and services. Examples are use of computers,trucks to deliver goods and services ,forklifts e.t.c. they include all man made resources.

The difference between capital and land factors of production is that capital includes all man made resources while land factor includes all human resources.

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