No, but there are several factors that may make it so over the next decade.
1. Graphite which is mixed with clay and fired to make the pencil lead is in great demand for lithium battery technologies including for automotive purposes (electric cars) and also in steel production.
2. The wood used for the pencil case may become unavailable or undesirably expensive to gather.
3. New technology will eventually supplant the humble pencil and paper so less will be needed and consequently produced.
Any or all of these things could make pencils scarce as demand falls. Pencils will probably always be available, especially for art work but they may become niche items and consequently very expensive, a little like nice fountain pens have become.
Yes, a pencil is considered scarce because it is a physical object with limited availability. Its production requires resources that have competing uses, making it subject to constraints in supply.
I can give you several sentences.Money is scarce in my house.We need to conserve scarce resources.Make yourself scarce!
Scarce is an adjective.
Chlorine is not scarce
no coal isnt scarce
All resources are scarce.
All resources are scarce.
Proactive scarce removing.
Because it is important
Scarce Swallowtail was created in 1758.
Scarce Fritillary was created in 1758.
Scarce copper was created in 1758.
It is scarce.