Factors of Production

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Land, capital, labour, entrepreneurship
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Factors of Production
  1. LAND
    1. All natural resources that are not man made.
      1. Non-renewable resources – e.g. coal, oil, gold. Once used will never be replaced.
        1. Renewable resources – can be used & replaced. E.g. fish stocks, forest, water.
          1. Sustainable resources – can be exploited economically & will not diminish or run out. E.g. forest if managed, not sustainable if build a motorway on it.
            1. Non-sustainable – diminish over time due to economic exploitation. E.g. oil
            2. LABOUR
              1. The human input into the production process (workers)
                1. Each worker has a unique set of inherent characteristics – inc. intelligence, manual dexterity, emotional stability.
                  1. But workers are also the product of education & training
                    1. The value of a worker is called his or her HUMAN CAPITAL
                    2. CAPITAL
                      1. The stock of manufactured goods used to produce other goods & services
                        1. Working capital – stocks of raw materials, semi-manufactured & finished goods which are waiting to be sold
                          1. Fixed capital – is the stock of factories, offices, plant & machinery. It is used to transform working capital into finished products
                          2. ENTREPRENEURSHIP
                            1. An entrepreneur brings the other factors together & takes risks in setting up a business
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