Economics - Human Resources

It is a broad term for labor, skill andintelligence that is a crucial factor in the development of an economy.

• Human Resources

• Capital Resources

• Natural Resources

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Our natural resources will be useless without the human resources that will harness them.

• true

• False

Human resources do not constitute an indispensable factor in the development and progress of a country

• true

• false

It refers to the number of people who live in a particular place.

It is the science that deals with the age, size, distribution and the number of births and deaths, literacy rate, and employment rate in the country.

Population density refers to the number of persons living per square kilometer

• true

• false

______ is defined as the percentage increase in a population over a given time period.

• Population Density

• Population

• Population Growth

• Population Growth Rate

As the population expands, problems such as food shortage, unemployment and homelessness arise. These are oftentimes accompanied by problems related to health, education, peace, and the environment.

• True

• False

Jobs that require more thinking skills.

• Blue collared jobs

• White collared job

_____refers to the population aged 15 years and above that contribute to the production of goods and services in the country. It comprises the employed and the unemployed.