The process of converting inputs into useful output is called ▼ specialization and trade production production possibilities . These inputs are also known as ▼ the factors of production natural resources key inputs . Part 2 Which of the following is not included in this list of​ inputs? Part 3 A. Capital. B. Land. C. Energy. D. Labor.
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