Explain the problem of "how to produce". - Vidyadip

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Explain the problem of "how to produce".

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It is the problem relating to the choice of technique of production. Which technique should be used in production-whether labour intensive or capital intensive.Labour intensive technique uses more of labour as compared to capital while capital intensive technique uses more of capital as compared to labour.

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