Which of the following statements is true of scarcity? A. Scarcity only effects developing countries. B. Scaricty forces businesses to make choices. C. Finished goods are never scarce. D. Natural resources are rarely scarce.

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A: We have limited resources, but unlimited wants. Everyone wants more house, more water, more…

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A: Traditional economy: It is an economic system where the economic  decision are taken based in the…

Q: Which is not one of the five fundamental questions that an economy must deal with?     How will the…

A: The fundamental economic problem is one of scarcity. The main purpose of studying economics is to…

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A: Consumer products are only useful in the short term and do not generate wealth. Capital items will…

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A: Ecotourism means responsibly travelling to the natural areas in a view to preserve local habitats.…

Q: Formalist definition ofo economics a)treats scarity as a universal reality. b)assumes that people…

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Q: Scarcity is defined as the excessive quantity of available goods and services compared with the…

A: Scarcity is an economic concept which refers to the limited availability of the resources or goods…

Q: In what way is appoed economics important in tackling economic issues or problems of the country?

A: Applied economics is the appliance of financial assumption to conclude the expected outcome allied…

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A: Scientific method is to observe whether the research which is going to be done how much it will…

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Q: Two classes of Schumpeter’s dynamic evolution of economy? In his view, write down five combinations…

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Q: How might the quality of life ultimately be determined and measured?

A: Standard of living is the level of comfort, necessities, material goods, and wealth available to the…

Q: Which of the following countries  do not experience scarcity?     A.) United States of America…

A: In economics, the word 'scarcity' refers to the limited availability of resources in an economy.

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A: What is Market A market is a gathering area where people can come together to exchange products and…

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Q: Why studying economics is fun and why it is useful in personal level?

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A: The correct option is C. Normative statements are those which are related to 'what ought to be'.…

Q: Please explain classical and neo-classical from schools of thought.

A: New classical theories emerged around 1900.

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A: Generally considering an economic entrepreneur or agent there are three fundamental economic…

Q: True or false? Scarcity in economics could be eliminated but poverty could not.

A: Scarcity is gradually considered as one of the basic or primary problem of the economy, the wants…

Q: Approximately what percentage of the world"s economies experience scarcity?  A. 100% b. 75% c. 50%…

A: The word "economy" is originated from the Greek word "oikonomos" and it means one who takes care of…

Q: Ceteris paribus is not realistic in explaining real world economic problems.

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Q: Can you think of other situations where scarcity might affect the stability of a company?

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Q: From Opportunity cost point of view. Although attending college is expensive, time-consuming, and…

A: Opportunity cost is defined as the benefits an individual, business, or investor forgoes when he/she…

Q: Which of these is a normative statement? a. The gross domestic product of Kuwait increased by 3%…

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Q: The presence of scarcity means that no choices come without

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Q: In a world of scarcity, it is impossible to: A. Satisfy all basic human needs B. Meet all of…

A: Scarcity: It means limited availability of goods and services.

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A: An economic system refers to a usual mechanism used by communities or governments to coordinate and…

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A: The normative statement is the subjective statement in which valued judgment is passed on the…

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A: Scarcity refers to the finite existence of a resource, or commodity. Humans need a number of goods…

Q: Identify the steps in a typical scientific study and compare with that involved in economic studies.

A: The objective of scientific study is related to discovering new laws, theories. Economics is related…

Q: What does poor infrastructure mean in economics? Explain thoroughly and provide examples

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Q: Which of these statements is not true? a. Macroeconomics addresses national economic issues b.…

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Q: Economic models a) are precise replication of the real world  b) answer virtually unlimited…

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A: Planned economy: It refers to the economy in which the government tasks the decision and the factors…