Policies to encourage productivity do not include ?
Correct answer: A. building more retail outlets
- A. building more retail outlets
- B. encouraging risk-taking
- C. encouraging innovation
- D. encouraging R & D
Explanation
Productivity policies focus on skills, innovation, research and development, investment and incentives for risk-taking. Building more retail outlets may expand distribution but does not directly improve productivity.
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