An economy's infrastructure refers to its

A) public capital goods, such as roads, schools, and power facilities.
B) financial and banking institutions.
C) land and natural resources.
D) surplus supplies of unskilled labor.

Infrastructure

Fundamental physical and organizational structures needed for the operation of a society or enterprise, such as roads, utilities, and communication systems.

Public Capital Goods

Long-term assets used by the public sector to provide public services, like roads, schools, and hospitals.

Power Facilities

Infrastructure units that generate or distribute electricity, including power stations, substations, and transmission lines.