THE INTENSITY OF CULTIVATION.

The article focuses on the impact of intensity of culture on an entrepreneur's managing ability. The intensity of culture problem may be assumed that entrepreneurship is fixed and that capital and land are applied to it in varying amounts. Capital may be viewed as fixed by circumstances. Managing ability may be perceived upon as fixed, and land and capital both as variables. The discussions presented in the paper concerning the results of changes in prices and costs on intensity of culture indicate that these changes will always have an effect on the application of labor and capital to land.