A labour-intensive process of production employs:
A)an equal amount of labour, capital, and technology
B)more capital and less labour than other possible production processes
C)more labour and less capital than other possible production processes
D)more labour and more capital than other possible production processes
E)less labour and less capital than other possible production processes

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A labour-intensive process of production relies heavily on the use of labour as compared to capital or technology. It involves a high ratio of labour to capital and technology inputs, and is typically used in producing goods that require significant amounts of manual labour.

A Labour-Intensive Process of Production Employs