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In economics, the term "land" means

In economics, the term "land" means
A) only land that is used in agricultural production.
B) land, mineral resources, and nature's other bounties.
C) land that is devoted to economic pursuits.
D) land used for agricultural and urban purposes.

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Thank you, this really, really helps Heavy Heart

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