Production is the result specific factors or core functions. Basically Inputs = Outputs. Where Outputs = [the Stuff that Comes Out of What (the functions or factors, each with own defined characteristics) Was Put In] = Resulting Product or Total Total Production. The Inputs
So the primary characteristics (traits, qualities) of factors (actions / resources / components) of production (the result, effected outcome, evident or proof) are 1. Efficiency (Economic, Manufacturing, Operating and Distribution. 2. Effectiveness 3. Sustainability 4. Durability / Estimated Life-time 4. Low margin of Error 6. Accurate / Expected Quality of Product 7. Ease of Upgrade, Repair, Development & Innovation 8. High Income (of product) TO Expense (of all inputs or factors) Ratio 9. Streamlined Systems and Safe & Secure Structures.
Scarcity
capital is a money to start a business
Capital
Capital
Money is not a factor of production in economics because it is used as a way to facilitate trade, but does not actually produce goods or services on its own. Money is not considered a factor of production because it cannot be made into a good or service. It can only purchase them. Money facilitates trade, but it is not in itself a productive resource. A factor of production is an input to the production process, such as capital. Money is not capital as economists define capital, because it is not a productive resource.
Yes, it is considered capital.
capital is a money to start a business
Yes.
Capital
Capital
Money is not a factor of production in economics because it is used as a way to facilitate trade, but does not actually produce goods or services on its own. Money is not considered a factor of production because it cannot be made into a good or service. It can only purchase them. Money facilitates trade, but it is not in itself a productive resource. A factor of production is an input to the production process, such as capital. Money is not capital as economists define capital, because it is not a productive resource.
Yes, it is considered capital.
Labor
capital
capital
A single example of a capital factor of production is a tow truck. The technology, machinery, equipment, and tools utilized in the production of products and services are referred to as capital. A tow truck falls under the capital category as it is a piece of equipment utilized in the towing and recovery sector.
CAPITAL
Capital as a factor of production entails goods that are produced through human labor in an economic system. This does not include Natural Resources or land.