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What is the usual term for spending on infrastructure, production facilities, or anything else that will increase future production possibilities

A. investment
B. human capital
C. consumption
D. capital goods

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User Zored
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Answer:

A. investment

Step-by-step explanation:

Goods and structures related to infrastructure or production facilities are assets purchased with the intent of increasing production possibilities and, consequently, increase income in the future or will later be sold for a profit.

This type of expense classifies as an investment, assets that are not consumed at the moment of purchase, but will provide an increase in profits or wealth in the future.

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User Mark Pervovskiy
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