Factors of Production (Labour)

A lawyer is an example of a...

• Skilled worker

• Professional worker

• Semiskilled worker

• Unskilled worker

Which jobs will become obsolete because of AI?

• Lawyer

• Telemarketers

• Factory workers

• Retail salespeople

• Accountants

Canada’s labour code ensures safety for...

• Skilled workers

• Unskilled workers

• Professional workers

• Semiskilled workers

These workers were in demand during the 1900's

• Skilled

• Semiskilled

• Professional

• Unskilled

Labour impacts capital because...

• all factors of production aid each other to create economic growth

• it utilizes capital

• it ultimately contributes to capital

• people want to work for money

Which factors affect labour practices?

• Politics

• Poverty

• Access to water

• Tsunamis

Canadian labour laws ensure...

• more expensive goods

• child labour

• unfair treatment of workers

• placing workers in unsafe working conditions

What is labour?

• the efforts exerted to create a safe working environment

• the efforts exerted in a factory

• the efforts exerted to sell your company's product

• the efforts exerted to produce any goods or services.

Why are machines being used more and more?

• more cost effective

• they help unskilled workers

• more efficient

• they help semiskilled workers

What is a company's biggest expense?

• Their shipping

• Their production process

• Their labour force

• Their extraction of raw materials