Many workfare programs share one thing in common:
A) That they are capital intensive meaning they use a relatively small amount of labor relative to capital
B) That they are capital intensive meaning they use a relatively large amount of labor relative to capital
C) That they are labor intensive meaning they use a relatively small amount of capital relative to labor
D) That they are capital intensive meaning they use a relatively large amount of capital relative to labor

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Many workfare programs require a large amount of labor in order to complete tasks such as cleaning up public spaces, caring for the elderly or disabled, or providing other community services. These programs often do not require a large amount of capital investment in equipment or infrastructure. Therefore, they are labor intensive and use a relatively small amount of capital relative to labor.

Many Workfare Programs Share One Thing in Common