A "specific" factor of production is: A) critical to the production of the good or service B) not transferable to other types of production and can only be used for the product in question C) a set quantity for each unit produced D) the opposite of a general factor, meaning it must fit within certain narrow quality parameters.

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A "specific" factor of production is: A) critical to the production of the good or service B) not transferable to other types of production and can only be used for the product in question C) a set quantity for each unit produced D) the opposite of a general factor, meaning it must fit within certain narrow quality parameters.

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Sadie Esparza · Answer 1

B) not transferable to other types of production and can only be used for the product in question

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Specific factor of production is a factor of production that is majorly specific and relevant to a particular industry for production, and as such cannot be transferred or moved to another industry. For example, skilled workers in sericulture are specifically trained to serve as a labor factor of production in agriculture or agro-based industry, and would be difficult to be relevant in an automobile industry. Such skilled workers are immobile between both industries.