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This is the basic economic problem: Infinite Wants--> Finite Resources--> Scarcity-->Choice--> Opportunity costs So the problem is: How can we allocate resources efficiently, knowing that they are an infinite number of wants (but fewer needs) and there are only a limited amount of resources, which are scarce. Because there is scarcity (deficit/lack of supply of resources), people are left with a choice: That choice is an opportunity cost. Opportunity costs is the cost/disadvantage that occurs from choosing the next-best-alternative because of scarcity. an example: the government wants to build a new highway, but ther land is scarce( there is not enough land), and so, the opportunity cost is to build a new public school. The opportunity cost is the efficiency and accesibilty of transportation. The next-best-alternative is usually chweaper but is in less quality/quantity than the initial good or service. So basically, because of scarcity, consuimers and producers have to make a choice: whose wants need to be satisfied? what is more important?
Scarcity forces us to make choices because every individual have unlimited wants to satisfy. And no one can have everything that they desire, as supplies and resources are limited.
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The problem of scarcity means that people have to make decisions about what they want most.For example,your teacher might want to buy a wall map and a video.The school may not have enough money to buy both.If your teacher chooses to buy both,he or she gives up the opportunity to buy the map
greater role were costly to implement, cutting into profits, slowing growth, and force businesses to charge unnecessary high price
This is the basic economic problem: Infinite Wants--> Finite Resources--> Scarcity-->Choice--> Opportunity costs So the problem is: How can we allocate resources efficiently, knowing that they are an infinite number of wants (but fewer needs) and there are only a limited amount of resources, which are scarce. Because there is scarcity (deficit/lack of supply of resources), people are left with a choice: That choice is an opportunity cost. Opportunity costs is the cost/disadvantage that occurs from choosing the next-best-alternative because of scarcity. an example: the government wants to build a new highway, but ther land is scarce( there is not enough land), and so, the opportunity cost is to build a new public school. The opportunity cost is the efficiency and accesibilty of transportation. The next-best-alternative is usually chweaper but is in less quality/quantity than the initial good or service. So basically, because of scarcity, consuimers and producers have to make a choice: whose wants need to be satisfied? what is more important?
Scarcity forces us to make choices because every individual have unlimited wants to satisfy. And no one can have everything that they desire, as supplies and resources are limited.
go crazy
The problem of scarcity means that people have to make decisions about what they want most.For example,your teacher might want to buy a wall map and a video.The school may not have enough money to buy both.If your teacher chooses to buy both,he or she gives up the opportunity to buy the map
they didnt have a labor force, and there wasn't enough people.
what are the human wants who will make the needs for humans
greater role were costly to implement, cutting into profits, slowing growth, and force businesses to charge unnecessary high price
greater role were costly to implement, cutting into profits, slowing growth, and force businesses to charge unnecessary high price
Scarcity of resources forces people to make choices between a number of options available to us everyday. People are forced to chose which of their needs & wants they want to satisfy and which desires will they leave.
the organization in which individual is force to join like MBC and mental hosiptels
A reduction in force was my opportunity to leave the company.
Net force