A problem with measuring the factor shares to determine
Scarcity or abundance is that:
A)it is very hard to count workers in some nations.
B)estimates are very unreliable.
C)the quantity of a factor may not be as important as its productivity.
D)scientists disagree over the method by which to compute "share."

Question

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The quantity of a factor (such as labor or capital) may not accurately reflect its productivity or contribution to production. For example, a highly skilled worker may be more productive than several unskilled workers, even if they are counted as the same "quantity" of labor. Therefore, it may be more important to consider factors such as productivity and quality of the factors, rather than simply counting the quantity of them.

A Problem with Measuring the Factor Shares to Determine