Answer:
The environment and consumer resources have a direct and crucial relationship in the economic production process. It is known that the environment directly affects the production capacities of a certain place, as well as determining what can and cannot be produced.
Thus, for example, a region with a temperate climate, abundant but spaced rainfall and fertile soil will be conducive to agricultural agricultural activities, while a region with a tropical climate and high humidity will be suitable for banana plantations.
In short, the environment, insofar as it configures the natural environment of men and material things, crucially affects the production capacities of a given society.