As something becomes harder to get, the price tends to go up. People are willing to pay a higher price to ensure their supply is not interrupted.
As the price goes up, it makes using alternatives viable. This then stabilizes the price.
For example a rancher may feed his cattle corn. If the price of corn gets too high, he may start buying other grains to feed them or leave them to fatten on grass alone.
The second impact of scarcity is to cause people to permanently change their way of doing things. Rather than run the risk of further shortages, they change the way they operate to eliminate the item.
Scarcity causes raises in prices, as there is less of a product or service. -Yackna anwsered this
The change in econonmic condition affect financial services because when there is good economic condition there shall be with good financia services and viceversa is true
Scarcity of availability causes producers to either charge higher prices or to produce more goods and services (like energy production, cars, paper, etc.)
No, not necessarily. The Economic definition of scarcity means that the supply of the resource is bounded. Even something that is abundant is still quantifiable and thus bounded. (I.E. My country gets a good harvest of corn and there is so much corn that the price drops, corn is still scarce - in an economic sense - because it will still run out.) However, love, courage, fear, and other emotions cannot be measured using the economic concepts of scarcity (because these things cannot be bounded) and so the abundance of love does not affect its economic scarcity.
Scarcity is the non-abundance of resources. Resources are needed to produce. Thus, the more that is produced, the more resources are being used.
Scarcity causes raises in prices, as there is less of a product or service. -Yackna anwsered this
The change in econonmic condition affect financial services because when there is good economic condition there shall be with good financia services and viceversa is true
Scarcity of availability causes producers to either charge higher prices or to produce more goods and services (like energy production, cars, paper, etc.)
No, not necessarily. The Economic definition of scarcity means that the supply of the resource is bounded. Even something that is abundant is still quantifiable and thus bounded. (I.E. My country gets a good harvest of corn and there is so much corn that the price drops, corn is still scarce - in an economic sense - because it will still run out.) However, love, courage, fear, and other emotions cannot be measured using the economic concepts of scarcity (because these things cannot be bounded) and so the abundance of love does not affect its economic scarcity.
Scarcity is the non-abundance of resources. Resources are needed to produce. Thus, the more that is produced, the more resources are being used.
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how does water scarcity affect the lives of people in the cold and hot deserts
Economic affects our health because if we have a low socio economic status, you cant buy nutritious food and avail of health services that you need.
Censorship could negatively affect economic activity by not allowing people to know about or have access to products. This could drive up prices or cause financial hardship to companies.
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The internal customers can affect the external customers because they act as the ad-promoters and help by giving more information about the quality and services of your business and products. Thus, the external customers get the feed back and if it is positive they are attracted to your products and services.