Anything that is used in producing a commodity can be termed as input.
Primary inputs refer to the factors of production . land, labor, capital and entrepreneur are considered as the primary inputs.
Whereas intermediate inputs refer to the semi finished goods that are used in the production of another good. For ex. Sugar acts as an intermediate good when used in the production of chocolates.
Explain the difference between primary and an intermediate input in relation to production function.
1. The relation between the input of a person and the output of that person's height is a function, because each person has exactly one height. However, the relation between the input of a person and the output of that's person's telephone number, is not a function because a single person might have several telephone numbers (home phone, cell phone, work phone, etc). a) Describe a relation (give its input and output) in your life that is a function Explain...
Q2. What is the primary difference between the Input Impedances of resonant and travelling wave antennas? - 20 ㄣ
19. What is the difference in function between primary and secondary lymphoid tissues and what are the principal events that take place in each? 20. Explain how the adaptive and innate immune systems work together to generate an effective immune response.
Please explain the difference between a secondary source and a primary source.
QUESTION 4 Explain the relation, similarity, and difference between "interational business" and "global business."
what is the primary difference between the radio and checkbox input field? a) a max of 1 radio field can be selected b) 0,1 or more radio fields can be selected c) a maximun of one checkbox field can be selected d) 0,1 or more checkbox fields can be selected Besides comments, what HTML tag can exist above the <html> tag?
Ecosystems How is food chain different from a food web? Explain the difference between gross primary production and net primary production? What is the role of plant metabolism (respiration) in productivity? Why is energy lost from a food chain? Where does it go? Is it destroyed'? What limits NPP? What patterns exist in NPP in oceans vs terrestrial ecosystems? Are nutrients involved with NPP? Which ones? What trophic level (group of organisms) is needed for every ecosystem? What do the...
Economics Question 1- Explain the relation between resources, scarcity, opportunity cost, and production
Explain the difference between the primary and secondary sources of repayment, and list examples of each. In particular, explain why it may be difficult to depend on liquidating collateral to recover a loan.
Question 4 Explain the relation, similarity, and difference between "international business" and "global business." TTT Arial 3 (121) T.E.E.B.225