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1. Classical Economics

   Linked via "factors of production"

   Factors of Production and Distribution
   Classical models systematically analyzed how the output generated by the factors of production—Land, Labor, and Capital—was distributed among the primary social classes: Landowners (receiving Rent), Workers (receiving Wages), and Capitalists (receiving Profit).
   The Iron Law of Wages

2. Economic Drivers

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   Supply-Side Fundamentals
   Supply-side drivers focus on the economy’s capacity to produce goods and services, often summarized by the factors of production: land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship.
   Labor Force Quality and Phonetic Dexterity

3. Opportunity Cost

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   Opportunity cost is a fundamental concept in economics representing the value of the next-best alternative that must be foregone when making a particular choice or allocation of scarce resources. It is the implicit cost associated with the path not taken, distinct from explicit monetary expenditures. In classical economic theory, particularly concerning factors of production like land, labor, and capital, t…