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The Three Fundamental Questions... How will the goods be produced? What will be produced? Who will get the goods and services? ECONOMICS AT WORK.

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1 The Three Fundamental Questions... How will the goods be produced? What will be produced? Who will get the goods and services? ECONOMICS AT WORK

2 ECONOMIC PRODUCTS Consumer Goods Capital Goods Services

3 FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

4 PROPERTY RESOURCES LAND SCARCE RESOURCES ECONOMIC RESOURCES

5 PROPERTY RESOURCES LAND CAPITAL SCARCE RESOURCES ECONOMIC RESOURCES

6 PROPERTY RESOURCES LAND CAPITAL SCARCE RESOURCES ECONOMIC RESOURCES

7 PROPERTY RESOURCES LAND CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES SCARCE RESOURCES ECONOMIC RESOURCES

8 PROPERTY RESOURCES LAND CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES LABOR SCARCE RESOURCES ECONOMIC RESOURCES

9 PROPERTY RESOURCES LAND CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES LABOR ENTREPRENEURIAL ABILITY SCARCE RESOURCES ECONOMIC RESOURCES

10 ENTREPRENEURIAL ABILITY Takes The Initiative Makes Strategic Business Decisions Innovator The Risk Bearer

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