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Factors of production are essential inputs used to create goods and services, consisting of land, labour, capital, and entrepreneurship. Each factor has unique characteristics, rewards, and plays a critical role in economic activity, impacting productivity and overall economic growth.
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Term: Factors of Production
Definition: Inputs or resources used in the process of producing goods and services.
Term: Land
Definition: Natural resources utilized in production, with a fixed quantity and immobility.
Term: Labour
Definition: Human effort, both physical and mental, invested in the production process.
Term: Capital
Definition: Man-made resources such as machinery and tools, used for further production.
Term: Entrepreneurship
Definition: The ability to organize and manage production processes and take risks in business.