deal with the problem of scarcity.
Scarcity
answer 2 The fundamental question in economics concerns the Transaction.
At a simplistic end, a transaction is a simple exchange, with both parties equally satisfied with the outcome. This 'zero-sum' view is rather shallow.
After a transaction has been completed, BOTH parties consider they are better off than before the exchange. This conflicts with the zero-sum approach.
The fundamental laws in economics are the Law of Diminishing Returns, and the Law of Economies of Scale.
These form the driving forces behind Production and Consumption.
But it would be equally shallow to regard there being one Problem (/Solution) that outweighed all others.
The 'silver bullet' approach is analogous to the 'winner takes all' - a balanced view should always be considered.
Just a few thoughts.
Pure Economics addresses this question.
An economy is a system by which a group of people can arrange to provide various goods and services to each other for their mutual benefit. Economics attempts to figure out successful ways to do this.
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Applied Economics A+
Economics is academic subject,question you asked is irrelavant or not completly asked.
Pure Economics addresses this question.
An economy is a system by which a group of people can arrange to provide various goods and services to each other for their mutual benefit. Economics attempts to figure out successful ways to do this.
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What is the study of production, consumption, and transfer of wealth? The answer would be economics.
Applied Economics A+
Economics is academic subject,question you asked is irrelavant or not completly asked.
In Central America, Economics can sometimes shift politics into becoming less moral and more business-oriented
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Economics is a very interesting subject, and a large issue connecting the entire globe. An interesting question for this job relating to economics might be "What types of things would a person learn in a college Economics course?"
examining the distribution and use of limited resources
Foreign exchange rates are often based on a central value or currency. The actual rate will be based on the value of the currency in question against this central value. These values fluctuate from day to day depending on various factors in economics and politics.
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