Capital-Intensive Production: Methods of production that use a high level of capital equipment in comparison to other inputs, such as labour. A fully automated factory (e.g. a Fiat car plant) and a nuclear power station are examples of capital-intensive production.
Labour-Intensive Production: Methods of production that use high levels of labour in comparison to capital equipment. Many service industries, such as retailing, restaurants and call centres, use a large number of people in comparison to equipment).
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