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There is no motive to expand the economy in a command economy, whereas there are investors, changing demands, and prerogatives to improve production in a capitalist economy because of the competition that is lacking in a command economy.
A small apartment lacking a separate bedroom, also called a studio.
Trading around the world enriches a civilization in many ways. First, it exposes a civilization to different ideas and customs, which allows the civilization to work and learn about those new things. It helps produce money and keep the flow of economy throughout different civilizations. Plus, it also gives a civilization what it is lacking in more of instead of something they have an abundant amount of. For example, when the Native Americans first saw the guns the Europeans brought in they learned about a new type of weapon and hopefully even had their armys trade for the guns.
Self control ;-)
self control
Lacking means that there is a shortage of something; such as someone who is lacking in manners. Devoid means to be completely without something. The words are similar but not exactly the same.
The abstract noun for "need" is "necessity." Necessity refers to the state or quality of being required or essential. It encompasses the concept of lacking something essential for well-being or functioning.
There is no motive to expand the economy in a command economy, whereas there are investors, changing demands, and prerogatives to improve production in a capitalist economy because of the competition that is lacking in a command economy.
The root word for devoid is "void," which means empty or lacking something. In the case of "devoid," it means completely lacking or missing something.
A hardship is when someone is in need of something or lacking something crucial.
lacking
lacking of something needed
It is not a country completely lacking rules, but enterprise is encouraged.
The word is derivedfrom lacking lustre or shine and refers to something which is boring or uninspired.
This question is lacking something
lacking funds to pay for something
Deprived of or lacking something, especially a nonmaterial asset.