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What are Factors of Production
The resources used to produce goods and services, typically categorized into land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship.
What is Added Value
The difference between the selling price and the initial cost of production /manufacturing cost it takes to make the product
Formula for Added Value
Added Value = Selling Price - Cost of production/manufactor.
Ways a Business Can Add Value
improving quality of product
Unique features
Branding
Convenience
Customer service
Opportunity Cost
The cost of forgoing the next best alternative when making a decision.
What are the 4 factors of production
Land,labor,capital,enterprise
What are the rewards of the 4 factors
Land-rent
Labour-wages/salery
Capital-interest
Enterprise-profit
What is the meaning of land
All natural resources used in the creation of products.
Examples: Raw materials, water, oil, timber, and the physical land itself where a factory is built.
What is the meaning of labour
The human physical and mental effort used during the production process.
Examples: Factory workers, shop assistants, managers, and office staff.
What is the meaning of capital
Man-made goods used to help produce other goods and services, rather than being consumed directly.
Examples: Machinery, tools, computers, delivery vans, and factory buildings.
What is the meaning of enterprise
The skill and risk-taking ability of an entrepreneur who brings the other three factors together to make a profit.
Examples: A business owner starting a new tech company or opening a local restaurant.