Production in Economics can be defined as the

a

totality of producing, buying and consuming

b

transformation of raw materials and services in order to provide ultimate utility

c

transformation of raw materials and services in order to make maximum profit

d

production of goods and services for consumption

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ADOLE97
10 years ago

Guys correct ur self ...itz nt d production is d creation of utilites

ayomidewilliams
7 years ago

the correct answer is b 😠😠

Akoredejimoh
2 years ago

The correct answer should be B .The primary aim of production is creation of Utility.option B cover the full definition

mimianokeyz
10 years ago

The primary for Production is for consumption and creation of utility... But 'B' has the full explanation. Which is transformation of raw materials, and utility creation.

Deepthinker581
4 years ago

Try to understand a question before answering
I really do support answer B ok
But if I choose answer be without consumption being der then the definition of production is vain


Production simply means the use of material input (raw materials) and immaterial input(services, ideas, labour) to produce a certain output for consumption
Production without consumption is vain

PuertoSans
9 years ago

The first rule of definition: you cannot use the term being defined. So this automatically rules out option D.

PuertoSans
9 years ago

B is the correct answer.

Faithyy28
5 years ago

The answer is B
Production is not complete without the provision of utility

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