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Lim Sei cK

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Land B. Labour C. Capital D. Entrepreneurship

A. Used in the production of goods and services. B. Used in the Production of things that are useful. C. Used in the production of goods. D. Used in the production of services.

A. Used in the production of goods and services. B. Used in the Production of things that are useful. C. Used in the production of goods. D. Used in the production of services.

A. Soil used in farming. B. Natural resources used in production. C. Farms used in agriculture or production. D. The most important factor of production.

A. Soil used in farming. B. Natural resources used in production. C. Farms used in agriculture or production. D. The most important factor of production.

A. The workers on the factory floor. B. The employees in an office. C. The human activity involved in production. D. The population available for work.

A. The workers on the factory floor. B. The employees in an office. C. The human activity involved in production. D. The population available for work.

A. The amount invested in the firm. B. The cash in bank a firm has. C. The amount borrowed by the firm. D. The man-made things used in production.

A. The amount invested in the firm. B. The cash in bank a firm has. C. The amount borrowed by the firm. D. The man-made things used in production.

A. The organizer and risk-bearer. B. The shareholder in a company. C. The owners of a business. D. The manager of the firm.

A. The organizer and risk-bearer. B. The shareholder in a company. C. The owners of a business. D. The manager of the firm.

A. Profit B. Rent C. Wage D. Interest

A. Profit B. Rent C. Wage D. Interest

A. Profit B. Rent C. Wage D. Interest

A. Profit B. Rent C. Wage D. Interest

A. Profit B. Rent C. Wage D. Interest

A. Profit B. Rent C. Wage D. Interest

A. Profit B. Wage C. Rent D. Interest

A. Profit B. Wage C. Rent D. Interest

A. A variety of goods and services are produced in Ireland. B. The Economy is run by business and government decisions. C. The Economy is run by business decisions. D. The Economy is run by government decisions.

A. A variety of goods and services are produced in Ireland. B. The Economy is run by business and government decisions. C. The Economy is run by business decisions. D. The Economy is run by government decisions.

A. run mainly by government. B. run by religious leaders. C. run mainly by business. D. run by a combination of both business and government.

A. run mainly by government. B. run by religious leaders. C. run mainly by business. D. run by a combination of both business and government.