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Factors
of production
The
resources
required to produce a
good
or
service
, namely
land
,
labour
,
capital
and
enterprise
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Factors
of production
Land
Labour
Capital
Enterprise
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Land
The
natural
resources required in the
production
process, such as
oil
,
coal
,
water
,
wood
,
metal ores
and
agricultural products
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Labour
The human
resources
required in the
production
process, including
skilled
and
unskilled
labour
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Capital
The manufactured
resources
required in the
production
process, such as machinery, tools, equipment and vehicles
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Enterprise
The
skills
a
business
person requires to
combine
and
manage
the other
three
factors of
production
successfully
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The first letter of each of the four factors of production spells the word
CELL.
This is a useful way of remembering the
four
factors of production.
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Rent
The
reward
for
land
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Wages and salaries
The
reward
for
labour
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Interest
The
reward
for
capital
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Profit
The
reward
for enterprise
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Income
The collective
rewards
for the factors of
production
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Geographical mobility
The willingness and ability of a person to
relocate
from one area to another for
employment
purposes
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Occupational mobility
The ease with which a person is able to
change
between
jobs
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Generally, the more
occupationally
and
geographically
mobile workers are in a country, the greater its
international
competitiveness and
economic
growth are likely to be
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Higher labour costs caused by an increase in the national minimum wage
Tend to
reduce
the demand for
labour
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Government policies
(taxes, subsidies, regulations)
Affect the
costs
of
production
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New
technologies
Allow firms to produce more
output
and cut
average
costs of production
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Net
migration
of
labour
Affects the quantity of
labour
in the economy
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Improvements in education and healthcare
Improve the quality of
labour
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Unfavourable
weather conditions
Reduce the supply of
agricultural
products
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Favourable weather conditions
Increase
the supply of
agricultural
products
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