The correct answer is B. Capital, labour and natural resources.
Capital is a factor of production that is used to produce other goods and services. It can be divided into two categories: physical capital and human capital. Physical capital includes things like machines, tools, and buildings. Human capital includes the skills and knowledge of workers.
Labour is the human effort used to produce goods and services. It can be divided into two categories: physical labour and mental labour. Physical labour includes things like manual work and physical activity. Mental labour includes things like thinking, planning, and problem-solving.
Natural resources are the materials and substances that are found in nature and can be used to produce goods and services. They can be divided into two categories: renewable resources and non-renewable resources. Renewable resources can be replaced over time, such as water and trees. Non-renewable resources cannot be replaced, such as oil and coal.
The other options are incorrect because they are not factors of production. Money is a medium of exchange, profit is the return on an investment, interest is a payment for the use of money, bonds are loans, stock shares are ownership in a company, and deposits are money that is stored in a bank.