The Three Primary Tangible Inputs Are

question 26

Multiple Choice

The three primary tangible inputs are:

• A) revenue, profits, and costs.
• B) price, quantity, and profits.
• C) land, labor, and capital.
• D) labor, wages, and training.
• E) capital, interest, and savings.

Evaluate the role of the U.S. court system in defining liberties and freedom during the labor struggles of the Gilded Age.

Understand the principles behind and the impact of the single tax proposal.

Examine the causes and effects of major labor conflicts, including the Haymarket Affair and the Great Railroad Strike.

Assess the impact of industrialization on worker freedoms and the transformations in American life during the Gilded Age, including government roles in labor rights.

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