Create a pictogram on the factors of production

Social Studies

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valentina_108 [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

The pictogram is attached below.

Explanation:

A pictogram is a drawing that is used as a symbol to convey the meaning of a concept or several concepts.

The pictogram below was created to represent the factors of production. As you may already know, the factors of production are: capital (money invested in the production of the product), land and labor (represented by the working class).

In the pictogram below, the work is represented by the individual with the protective helmet, the earth is represented by the rocks located at the base of the image, while the capital is represented by the circles that have the symbol "$".

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