Which statement best summarizes how labor, as one of the four factors of production, contributed to the development of an industrial economy in Great
Britain?

A. Many unemployed farmworkers could go to work in the country's
factories
B. The British government gave companies the money to hire more
workers.
C. Peasants refused to perform agricultural work and sought factory
work instead.
D. Individual factory workers were required to come up with industrial
innovations.