The Three Primary Inputs Are

question 115

Multiple Choice

The three primary 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.

Describe the biases that can occur in sampling and how to minimize them.

Explain the concepts of selection bias, nonresponse error, and nonsampling error.

Understand the importance and challenges of obtaining a representative sample.

Discuss the impacts of sampling and nonsampling errors on research findings.

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