O Levels Economics (2281)•2281/11/M/J/21

Explanation
Correctly Identifying Factors of Production
Steps:
- Recall the four factors: land (natural resources), labor (human effort), capital (man-made aids), enterprise (risk-taking).
- Match each option to standard economic definitions.
- Eliminate incorrect statements based on mismatches.
- Confirm the accurate description.
Why D is correct:
- Land, per economic definition, includes all natural resources like soil, minerals, forests (trees), and marine life (fish) provided by nature without human intervention.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Capital means physical tools and machinery, not financial resources like bank savings.
- B: Enterprise refers to entrepreneurs' innovation and risk, not office workers (who are labor); supply of enterprise is scarce, but the description is wrong.
- C: Labor involves productive human effort from the working-age population, excluding children and pensioners who typically do not contribute.
Final answer: D
Topic: The factors of production
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