yea it has a very good chance
In the longer term, being a rich country is a temporary condition which lasts a few generations only. After this, that country is certain to experience scarcity, whether by famine, plague or the sword - especially as rich countries tend to accumulate their share of social ills. England, for example, was a rich country at the beginning of the 1900's, and experienced war and scarcity during that century.
A scarcity of water (for instance) can be fixed by supplying more water.
Scarcity = limited resources of the earth. Developed countries have better technology and organization to deal with scarcity, but scarcity is still there
Somalia has scarcity of water food and medicine
The poor face a scarcity of resources more often than the rich because they have more limited resources (most importantly, money). But everyone's resources are technically limited. The rich have more money than the poor, but if they spend it all or lose it all, they also face scarcity. If there is a scarcity of a product or a natural resource, it will affect both the rich and the poor, but as prices rise for resources high in demand, the rich will have more access to them, until there is no more for anyone: both rich and poor.
Economic growth cannot eliminate scarcity and choice. There are no resources that are infinite.Egoism and its 'rational' variant 'capitalism' have a very simple basic principleRead more: Scarcity_and_choice
scarcity affects both rich and poor people due to prices sky rocketing and low abundance of goods therfore the poor will have to alter they life style and consume less whilst the rich will also do likewise
The rich experience scarcity because resources are limited in quantity. For example, one cannot employ 200B people because the population is not enough.
Is that a trick question? Everyone is doing his/her best to overcome the problem of limited resources to satisfy unlimited resources(scarcity), so being rich will, not neccesarily, curb the majors of scarcity. A better life is guaranteed if you become rich legally.
The resources of the planet are used to meet human need, rather than wasted on the money system, law enforcement and wars. It would be straightforward to grow enough food to feed everyone, but there is not enough profit in doing so. Nobody has unlimited wants.
Scarcity affects rich people by influencing their investment strategies and consumption habits. Even wealthy individuals may prioritize limited resources, seeking exclusive products or experiences that enhance their status. Additionally, scarcity can drive competition among the affluent for rare assets, leading to increased prices and potential financial risks. Ultimately, while they have more resources to navigate scarcity, rich individuals are not immune to its impacts on their choices and opportunities.
Yes, wealthy people can experience scarcity, though it may differ from the scarcity faced by those with fewer resources. For the wealthy, scarcity might manifest in terms of time, attention, or specific luxury goods that are limited in availability. Additionally, they may face pressure to maintain their wealth or meet high expectations, which can create a different kind of scarcity in their lives. Ultimately, while their resources may alleviate many forms of scarcity, it does not eliminate the concept entirely.