Multiple Choice
A fixed factor of production is defined in the text as one:
A) that exists in nature and there is only so much of it.
B) that can be used for one thing only.
C) that can never produce more or less in any time period.
D) whose quantity cannot be changed in a particular period.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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