In the income approach to measuring GDP, factor payments do not include Question 6 options: wages and salaries for the use of labor services. rent for land. interest payments for the use of capital goods. Investments made by entrepreneurs. All of the above are included as factor payments.
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Factor payments refer to the income earned by the factors of production (labor, land, capital, and entrepreneurship) for their contribution to the production process. Show more…
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