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This document discusses the key factors of production: land, labor, capital, and entrepreneur. It defines each factor and provides examples. Land refers to the natural resources and location advantages used in production. Labor is the human effort involved at every stage. Capital consists of the financial and physical assets like machinery. The entrepreneur organizes and coordinates the other factors and bears the risk and uncertainty of business outcomes. The factors of production determine the quantity of output that can be produced.
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- 5. Factors of production means ‘inputs’ and finished goods means ‘output’.
- 6. Input decides the quantity of output i.e. output depends upon input.
- 9. 1)LAND
- 11. Cheap labour,
- 12. Water & electricity resources,
- 14. Labour is a resource which is used involved in every stage of production, either it is manufacturing or assembling, it affects production directly on indirectly.
- 15. Labourer can be classified as -:
- 16. Mental Labourer
- 19. In commerce subjects like O.C & S.P, Capital means finance or company's capital.
- 23. 2) Risk Bearing Function-: Entrepreneur has to bear risks and uncertainties. For facing uncertainties he may get profit or may incur loss. This is the 'Risk Bearing Function' and entrepreneur is the risk bearer.
- 26. Risk bearer
- 27. Decision Making