As of today, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank decides in their monthly business meeting that it is best to increase monetary contributions so employee's and the stockholders can pay for shares of the company's stock from ______ resources. 1) financial 2) informational 3) human 4) manufacturing 5) material
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