A barter system, where people trade their goods and services for other goods or services as opposed to trading goods and services for money.
rationing
A system of allocating scarce goods and services using criteria other than price is known as a non-price rationing mechanism. Non-price rationing mechanisms include methods such as first-come, first-served, lottery, merit-based allocation, and need-based allocation. These mechanisms are often used in situations where price-based allocation may not be fair or equitable, such as in healthcare, education, or disaster relief efforts.
An economic plan
allocating scarce productive resources to satisfy wants.
Rationing
rationing
A system of allocating scarce goods and services using criteria other than price is known as a non-price rationing mechanism. Non-price rationing mechanisms include methods such as first-come, first-served, lottery, merit-based allocation, and need-based allocation. These mechanisms are often used in situations where price-based allocation may not be fair or equitable, such as in healthcare, education, or disaster relief efforts.
An economic plan
An economic plan
allocating scarce productive resources to satisfy wants.
Rationing
false
All resources are scarce.
Consumers In Society.
free market
All resources are scarce.
Resources are limited .