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Resources and Scarcity Answers

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How would a manufacturer benefit by using fewer scarce resources?

A
The product would be less expensive to produce.
B
The product would better satisfy consumer needs.
C
The product would be popular and readily available.
D
The product would provide a more satisfactory profit.
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Which object is likely to have the most value based on the concept of scarcity?

A
a flowering plant
B
a silver necklace
C
a new coffee table
D
a crop of oranges
3

Cecilia has studied economics and knows about the value and investment potential of diamonds. The price of diamonds has recently decreased, and a new diamond mine has opened nearby. Cecilia decides to buy a diamond necklace while the prices are lower.How did Cecilia’s knowledge of economics help her make a savvy commodity purchase?

A
She knew that diamonds are popular and in high demand.
B
She knew that diamonds are a nonrenewable resource, making them scarce.
C
She knew that the cost of diamonds depends only on the demand.
D
She knew that the purchase of diamonds will satisfy wants and needs.
4

Wind and solar energy are examples of

A
scarce resources.
B
renewable resources.
C
capital resources.
D
nonrenewable resources.
5

productresourcevaluecost

A
product
B
resource
C
value
D
cost
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wood
w
wind
b
biofuel
h
hydroelectric
8

Which location focuses its use on a nonrenewable energy source?

A
a wind mill farm
B
a natural gas power plant
C
a fruit orchard
D
a community swimming pool
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How does scarcity determine the economic value of an item?

A
by the amount of goods that are produced
B
by the capital required to build the factory
C
by the unlimited wants of the consumers
D
by the resources consumed in production

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