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Factor Mobility

  • Writer: IGCSE Economics Revision
    IGCSE Economics Revision
  • Nov 20, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 12, 2020

Factor mobility is the ability or ease with which factors of production can be moved or reallocated between different productive uses.


Occupational mobility is the ability to move factors of production between productive uses

Geographical mobility is the ability to move factors of production to different locations


Importance of factor mobility

  • Increase in productivity which can lead to making more profit

  • Different factors of production used efficiently

  • Enables firms to produce items as the quantity and quality of factors of production changes.

  • Changes the way items are produced


Factor immobility

  • Geographic immobility due to family ties

  • Occupational immobility due to certain jobs needing specific skills and levels of education.

 
 
 

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3 Comments


IGCSE Economics Revision
IGCSE Economics Revision
Dec 04, 2019

@uproar475 the whole syllabus is here now

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IGCSE Economics Revision
IGCSE Economics Revision
Dec 02, 2019

The whole syllabus will be uploaded by tomorrow evening. (Only two chapters are left)

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uproar475
Dec 01, 2019

is the whole syllabus here???

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