Meaning: To want something that has no limit to it. Example: Moneyis unlimited, and many people may want more of it for varius reasons.
Unlimited wants is when people want an endless amount of things but have limited resources to obtain them. Unlimited wants is an economic problem.
Supply and Demand
unlimited resources would mean that scarcity does not exist. And if scarcity does not exist, then of course, there's no opportunity cost. we can buy anything we want with enough income.
Family resources are limited not unlimited.
The solution of unlimited human wants are unlimited resources to satisfy those wants. Unfortunately, resources are limited and they will always be limited in comparison.
In Economics, a common phrase is "humans have unlimited wants with limited resources." This, like many other economic concepts, is an abstraction ― a generalization that can apply to consumers with acceptable accuracy. This generalization works because many of the resources important to humans that makes consumption possible are finite and can easily run out if we had no restraint. It's a simple matter of we want more than we have. Of course, this generalization may not apply to all people ― some may "want" very little at all. But when we're talking about an entire economy of consumers, the assumption is that there are unlimited wants.
they have all the powers they want hence unlimited
In an unlimited government, the leaders can do whatever they want
In an unlimited government, the leaders can do whatever they want
so they would have unlimited liability.
Call the phone company and tell them you want unlimited call and text.
You get unlimited (as many as you want) Tesco are very good if you pay £6 a month (contract) you get unlimited text and 100 mins.
Unlimited. As many as you want.
people in hell want ice water.
people have 3 unlimited needs 1) greed-people want as much as they can get
If you pay for unlimited texts at AT&T (or anywhere else), you are paying to be able to text as much as you want - no limit.
This is not a complete question - what do you want to know?
No accept if you want unlimited access