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A scarce commodity used in the context of an economic system is something that there is less of than what is needed. Examples are gasoline during a gas crisis, wheat after a drought, etc.
All other factors unchanged, as a commodity become more scarce, market price tends to rise. Supply and demand. Assuming that demand remains the same, as supply decreases, market price rises.
the prices increases, and the goods become expensive.
True. Because all resources are limited and become scarce.
Uhh...all of them.
A scarce commodity used in the context of an economic system is something that there is less of than what is needed. Examples are gasoline during a gas crisis, wheat after a drought, etc.
Water has NOT become an economic commodity. Clean drinking water, however has become economic commodity since there is a limited supply of it available on Earth.
All of them. They were short on food, raw materials, crude oil...
no
The word 'commodity' is a noun. A noun functions as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition. Examples: The commodity most needed was fuel for the equipment. (subject of the sentence) Fuel was the commodity most needed at the site. (direct object of the verb 'was')
All other factors unchanged, as a commodity become more scarce, market price tends to rise. Supply and demand. Assuming that demand remains the same, as supply decreases, market price rises.
the prices increases, and the goods become expensive.
True. Because all resources are limited and become scarce.
they become endangered when the food they eat is scarce.
If human resources is scarce within the company, they have the option to hire people or contractor.
No, that is very unlikely.