Answer:
A. Capital intensity ratio
Step-by-step explanation:
Capital intensity ratio - 
For a company , the value of the amount of capital needed to the dollar of revenue , is known as the capital intensity ration . 
Capital Intensity ratio is the reciprocal of the total asset turnover ratio . 
The ration is given by dividing , the company's total asset by the sales . 
 Hence , from the question , 
The lower capital intensity ratio of the company means the company need less assets than a company with higher ratio to produce equal amount of sales .