Questions: The more a country has, the more productive it will be.

The more a country has, the more productive it will be.
Transcript text: The more $\square$ a country has, the more productive it will be.
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The answer is: "resources"

Explanation:

  • The more resources a country has, the more productive it will be. Resources can include natural resources, human resources, capital, and technology. These resources contribute to a country's ability to produce goods and services efficiently and effectively.

Summary: The blank should be filled with "resources" as they are fundamental to a country's productivity.

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