Define relative factor intensity in production
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Factor intensity refers to the relative amounts of capital and labor used in producing a good. ... The amount of capital per laborer in the production of a good is called the capital-labor ratio. For good Y, 2 units of capital are used with 10 units of capital, so the capital-labor ratio is 2/10, or 1/5.
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