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Humans have unlimited wants, but only a limited capacity to satisfy those wants. Economics developed as a social science that would help humans allocate their resources (such as time, land, labor, etc.) in a way that would satisfy their needs in the most efficient way possible. The study of economics helps businesses decide what to make and how to make it, allows governments to understand how to interact with business, and helps consumers make decisions about what to buy.

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