A labor intensive production process is one in which:
A) a lot of labor is hired relative to the total inputs needed to produce the good.
B) highly skilled labor is needed to produce the good.
C) a part of the production process must be done by labor and cannot be substituted.
D) total costs will be minimized if labor is the primary factor of production used.

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A labor intensive production process is one where a large amount of labor is used relative to the other inputs needed to produce the good. This is in contrast to a capital-intensive production process, where the use of machinery and equipment is emphasized over labor.

A Labor Intensive Production Process Is One in Which