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Modern industries are..............intensive in nature

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Answered by Ifhu
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Answer:Modern industries are capital-intensive in nature.

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Answered by brokendreams
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Modern industries are capital intensive in nature.

EXPLANATION:

Capital intensive:

  • Capital intense refers to those industries or businesses that require large amount of investment for the production of goods and services.
  • Such industries have high percentage of fixed assets. Fixed assets include land, property and equipment.  
  • These industries are marked by high level of depreciation.  
  • To get adequate return on the investment, capital intensive industries require higher volume of production.
  • Due to high operational leverage, these industries are more vulnerable to fluctuation in the economy as compared to labour-intensive industries.

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