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Definition<\/strong>: In economics<\/a>, factors of production, as the name signifies are the inputs or say resources acquired by the firm to use them in the production of goods or services, so as to earn a profit.<\/p>\n

The word ‘production<\/strong>‘ refers to a systematic process of converting the inputs, into finished products, which can be goods or services. For this purpose, the product has to pass through different processes, stages and hands, to reach the final consumers, in its consumable form. The production level is based on the quantity of inputs and production capacity of the firm.<\/p>\n

Factors of Production<\/h2>\n

Basically, there are four factors of production, on which the entire process depends. These Factors are:\"factors<\/a><\/p>\n

Land<\/h3>\n

With respect to factors of production, the word ‘land’ has a different meaning in economics, as it covers all free gifts of nature such as natural resources, air, light, water, natural vegetation, fertility of soil, heat, etc. rather than just an area or earth’s surface. The economic reward for using the land is rent.<\/p>\n

Salient features:<\/em><\/p>\n