Define the term factors of production.
- (a)Define the term factors of production.[2]
- (b)Explain one stage of the transformational process.[3]
Mark scheme
Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2023). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- [2] (a) Knowledge of the term that demonstrates a clear understanding of the term.
- [1] (a) Knowledge of the term that demonstrates a partial understanding of the term.
- [0] (a) No creditable response.
- [2] (a) Factors of production are inputs available and needed to supply goods and services.
- [2] (a) Four/five factors – land, labour, capital, entrepreneurship (enterprise) – knowledge often considered a factor.
- [2] (a) The resources available and required to produce goods and services.
- [1] (a) Resources such as land or labour or capital.
- [1] (b) Knowledge of one relevant point is used to answer the question.
- [2] (b) Developed application of one relevant point to a business context.
- [1] (b) Limited application of one relevant point to a business context.
- [0] (b) No creditable response.
- [1] (b) One stage of the transformational process is the input stage.
- [2] (b) Developed application of one stage is to take raw materials such as milk, transform into a different product such as butter or cheese, adding value with this new product.
- [1] (b) Limited application of one stage of the transformation process is the process that educates a person who has few qualifications.
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