Which of the following is a process of adding value to the intermediate good? |
Production Consumption Investment All of the above |
Production |
The correct answer is Option 1: Production Production is the process of transforming inputs (like raw materials, labor, and capital) into outputs (goods or services).This process adds value to the intermediate good by changing its form or characteristics and making it more useful or desirable. Here's a breakdown of why the other options are incorrect: Consumption: This is the process of using goods and services. It doesn't add value to the good but rather consumes it. Investment: This is the purchase of capital goods (like machinery or buildings) for future production. It doesn't directly add value to an existing intermediate good. |