Use an example to explain how investing money in better physical capital (machine, buildings, tools, and equipment) can a country increase its gdp.

When a country’s government or businesses put money into buying better buildings, machines, tools, or equipment, the country can produce more goods and services, better goods and services, or both. The example we use can be simple or complex. For instance, if a small bakery invests in two ovens instead of one, it likely can produce twice as much. If an advertising agency invests in new high-speed computers with powerful art programs, the employees can produce more ads with higher-quality artwork. When people in a country produce more goods and services like this, the nation’s gross domestic product goes up.

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the correct answer is d