Classify each resource used in production as land, labor, capital, entrepeneurs, or human capital. Natural resources Labor Physical capital Entrepreneurs Answer Bank Pat's experience tweaking the extruder Kyle's Taco Truck (the truck itself) The Rio Grande LaShonda, a server at Sonic Drive-In your econ professor's understanding of how markets work your favorite bartender ore Aunt Sandy's Jammin' Jellies (the business) Kyle, operator of Kyle's Taco Truck Which resource earns profits? capital O entrepreneurs O natural resouces your coworkers at the big-box store Human capital Farmer Bailey's tractor Lake Casitas O labor Ohuman capital

Classify each resource used in production as land, labor, capital, entrepeneurs, or human capital. Natural resources Labor Physical capital Entrepreneurs Answer Bank Pat's experience tweaking the extruder Kyle's Taco Truck (the truck itself) The Rio Grande LaShonda, a server at Sonic Drive-In your econ professor's understanding of how markets work your favorite bartender ore Aunt Sandy's Jammin' Jellies (the business) Kyle, operator of Kyle's Taco Truck Which resource earns profits? capital O entrepreneurs O natural resouces your coworkers at the big-box store Human capital Farmer Bailey's tractor Lake Casitas O labor Ohuman capital

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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