Labour-intensive production
In Economics, labour is the all human efforts in the production. Labour does not only mean the labourers in an industrial site. If we take an example of a tourist resort, labour includes the receptionists, bell boys, bartenders, waiters, admin assistants, telephone operators etc.
Labour-intensive production means that the way that a good or service is produced depends more heavily on labour than the other factors of production, such as capital.

Capital-intensive production
‘Capital’ refers to the equipment, machinery, vehicles and so on that a business uses to make its product or service. This meaning is also consistent with the meaning that the capital is the resources provided by the owner/owners to the business to do the business.
Capital-intensive processes are those that require a relatively high level of capital investment compared to the labour cost.
These processes are more likely to be highly automated and to be used to produce on a large scale.
An industry that is capital intensive is – oil refining, manufacturing.

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