Much like triage, applied to economic resources.
market allocation
By production for use or need.
C) the degree to which the government is involved in the allocation of resources.
typically make more of a good but at the expence of making less of another
The problems of scarcity and allocation of resorce are addressed by production for use or need rather than production for profit A+
Market Allocation.
market allocation
um, scarcity isn't the problem, scarcity is the term used to define the finite nature of resources and the limitless wants of humans.
By production for use or need.
C) the degree to which the government is involved in the allocation of resources.
typically make more of a good but at the expence of making less of another
The problems of scarcity and allocation of resorce are addressed by production for use or need rather than production for profit A+
Socialism (A+)
The problems of scarcity and allocation of resources are addressed by production for use or need rather than productio for profit.
Socialism
scarity and choice are inseperable at all levels of decision- making: At the consumer 's level: 'scarcity ' means limited income and 'choice ' means allocation of income to the purchase of different goods and services that he maximises his satisfaction. At the producer 's level: 'scarcity ' means limited resources and 'choice ' means allocation of resources to the production of different goods and services in a manner that he maximises his profits. At the national level: 'scarcity ' means limited national income and 'choice ' means usage of resources in a manner that social welfare is maximised.
For A+ : Socialism