KEY FACTORS

LEADING TO
ECONOMIC
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Economic
an increase in the size of a
country's economy over a Growth
period of time The size of an .
economy is typically measured
by the total production of goods
and services in the economy,
which is called gross domestic
product (GDP).Economic
growth can be measured in
'nominal' or 'real' terms. 2
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The term 'land' generally
refers to the surface of the
earth. But in economics it
includes all that, which is
available free of cost from
'nature' as a gift to human
being. Land stands for all
nature, living and nonliving Land
which is used by man in
production.
Importance of land as a factor
of production - In every kind
of production, we have to use
land. Therefore, land is a
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Labor is a vital factor in economic growth and development. It
refers to the physical and mental effort exerted by individuals in
the production of goods and services. Here are several ways in
which labor contributes to economic growth:
1.Production and Output: Labor is directly involved in the
production process, working in various sectors such as agriculture,
manufacturing, services, and technology. The quantity and quality
of labor available determine the level of output that can be
generated in an economy.
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2.Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Labor plays a key role in
driving innovation and entrepreneurship. Skilled workers
Labour
contribute to the development of new ideas, technologies, and
business models, leading to the creation of new products, services,
and industries. Entrepreneurs, who are a subset of the labor force,
take risks, identify opportunities, and drive economic growth
through the establishment of new businesses.

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1.Human Capital Development: Labor is not only a factor of
production but also an asset that can be developed through
education, training, and skill acquisition. Investment in human
capital enhances the productivity and efficiency of the labor force.
Skilled and knowledgeable workers are more productive, adaptable
to technological advancements, and capable of contributing to
higher economic growth rates.
2.Employment and Income Generation: Labor provides income
opportunities for individuals and households, which in turn
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stimulates consumer spending and drives economic activity.
Increased employment levels result in higher incomes, reduced
poverty rates, improved living standards, and increased demand for
goods and services, thereby fostering economic growth. Conti nued
3.Technological Advancement and Adaptation: Labor is crucial for
the diffusion and adoption of new technologies. Workers play an
essential role in implementing and adapting technological
advancements within industries. Their ability to operate and
manage new machinery, software, and systems contributes to
increased productivity and overall economic growth.

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Capital is indeed a crucial factor in economic growth. It refers to
the financial, physical, and human resources available to
individuals, businesses, and governments to produce goods and
services. Capital formation and its efficient allocation play a
fundamental role in driving economic growth. Here are some
ways in which capital contributes to economic growth:
1.Investment and Productivity: Capital accumulation through
investment in physical infrastructure, machinery, technology, and
human capital (education
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Increased capital stock enables higher output levels per worker,

leading to economic growth.
2.Technology and Innovation: Capital facilitates research and
development, which drives technological advancements.
Capital
Investments in new technologies and innovation can lead to
increased productivity, improved production processes, and the
development of new products and services, all of which
contribute to economic growth.

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1.Employment and Human Capital Development: Adequate capital
availability enables businesses to expand their operations and hire more
workers. Employment opportunities not only contribute to higher incomes
and improved living standards but also foster the development of human
capital through on-the-job training and skill acquisition.
2.Infrastructure Development: Capital is required to build and maintain
infrastructure such as roads, bridges, ports, telecommunications networks,
and power supply systems. Efficient infrastructure facilitates transportation,
communication, and the functioning of markets, promoting economic
activities and attracting investments.
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their operations. Adequate access to capital markets, venture capital, and
financial institutions promotes entrepreneurship, stimulates business
activities, and drives economic growth.
4.Research and Development: Capital enables investment in research and
development (R&D), which is crucial for technological advancements and
innovation. R&D activities contribute to the creation of new industries,
products, and services, thereby fostering

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Entrepreneurship is a critical factor in driving economic growth and
development. Entrepreneurs are individuals who identify
opportunities, take risks, and organize resources to create new
businesses or improve existing ones. Here are several reasons why
entrepreneurs are important for economic growth:
1.Innovation and Technological Advancement: Entrepreneurs are
often at the forefront of innovation. They develop and
commercialize new ideas, products, and services, which lead to
technological advancements and improved productivity.
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Entrepreneurs are drivers of creative destruction, challenging
established industries and introducing disruptive innovations that
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propel economic growth.
2.Job Creation and Employment: Entrepreneurs play a significant r
role in job creation. As they establish new businesses or expand
existing ones, they generate employment opportunities, reducing
unemployment rates and contributing to economic stability.
Startups and small businesses are particularly important in this
regard, as they are known to be major contributors to job creation.

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1.Economic Dynamism and Competition: Entrepreneurship fosters economic
dynamism by introducing competition and driving market efficiency. New
businesses bring fresh ideas, new approaches, and alternative products or
services, stimulating competitiveness and improving the overall quality of
goods and services in the market. This competition spurs productivity growth
and drives economic progress.
2.Wealth Creation and Income Distribution: Successful entrepreneurs have
the potential to generate wealth and create value for themselves and others.
Through their ventures, they contribute to economic expansion, which in
turn leads to increased incomes, improved living standards, and reduced
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poverty rates. Entrepreneurs often invest their profits back into the economy,
fueling further growth and development.
3.Regional and Local Development: Entrepreneurial activities can have a
significant impact on regional and local development. By establishing
businesses in underdeveloped areas, entrepreneurs can bring economic
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opportunities, revitalize communities, and promote sustainable growth. They
create economic clusters and attract investments, contributing to the overall
prosperity of the region.

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