Analyse how training, healthcare, migration, investment, reclamation and incentives change the supply or productivity of labour, land, capital and enterprise.
Some markets in Belgium are in equilibrium. The country produces a wide range of goods and services with different degrees of price elasticity of demand. The Belgian Government wants the economy to move to a production possibility point beyond its current production possibility curve (PPC). Belgium's scientific industry is one industry which is doing well. Workers in this industry are highly specialised.
Discuss whether or not firms benefit from their workers undertaking training.
