In Economics, Man-Made Resources Such as Tools, Equipment, and Structures

question 137

Multiple Choice

In economics, man-made resources such as tools, equipment, and structures that are used to produce other goods and services are referred to as

• A) consumer goods.
• B) capital.
• C) marginal goods.
• D) infrastructures.

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Definitions:

Aesthetic Importance

The value or significance of something based on its beauty or emotional impact, often related to the arts or nature.

Wildflowers

Wild plants that grow naturally without intentional human planting or cultivation.

Ecological Importance

The significance of a natural element or system in maintaining balance and supporting life in an ecosystem.

Island Species

Species of plants and animals that are found exclusively on islands, often characterized by unique adaptations and high levels of endemism due to isolation from mainland populations.