Suppose there is a simple hypothetical economy in which the only industry is cloud computing. In the cloud computing field, productivity—the amount of goods and services a worker can produce per hour—is measured by the number of lines of code one programmer authors per hour. ### Productivity Determinants TableIn the following table, select the appropriate productivity determinant that represents each example.| Examples | Human Capital per Worker | Natural Resources per Worker | Physical Capital per Worker | Technological Knowledge ||--------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|--------------------------|| The rare earth metals that serve as inputs to production of computers | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ || The server hardware on which data is stored | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ || An autocomplete plug-in that allows programmers to write code more rapidly | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ || The additional education workers receive from new computer science course offerings | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ | ⭘ |*Note: Each row contains circles to denote selection options under each category of productivity determinants.*

Human capital implies the skills, knowledge, health, etc people gain throughout their lives. Natural resources imply all those resources which are extracted from nature. Physical resources include land, building, machinery, raw material, etc Technological knowledge is the knowledge of how to use technology. The rare earth metals that serve as inputs to the production of computers --> Natural resources per worker The server hardware on which data is stored -----> Physical capital per worker An autocomplete plug-in that allows programmers to write code more rapidly -----> Technological knowledge The additional education worker receives from a new computer science course offerings ---> Human capital per worker