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✔ capital production scarcity

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✔ capital
B
production
C
scarcity
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✔ more less fewer

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✔ more
B
less
C
fewer
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borrow things ✔ make choices sell goods

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borrow things
B
✔ make choices
C
sell goods
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employment items✔ services

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Resources are things people use to make goods and provide.:services
The resources used to create goods and services are divided into three main categories: land, labor, and.:capital
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Resources are things people use to make goods and provide.:services
The resources used to create goods and services are divided into three main categories: land, labor, and.:capital
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Trees, solar energy, and water are examples of:

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nonrenewable resources.
B
renewable resources
C
capital.
D
labor.
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renewable✔ limited unlimited

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According to the rules of economics, all resources arein their supply. The wants and needs of people are.:limited
According to the rules of economics, all resources arein their supply. The wants and needs of people are.:unlimited
The more scarce a resource is, the people are willing to pay for it. The principle of scarcity forces people to.:more
The more scarce a resource is, the people are willing to pay for it. The principle of scarcity forces people to.:make choices
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Based on the information presented in this scenario, what can you determine about the copper piping?

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Copper is a resource that is less scarce then plastic.
B
Copper is more freely available than plastic.
C
Copper is a renewable resource.
D
Copper is a scarce resource, which increases its value.
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nonrenewable limited✔ unlimited

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nonrenewable
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limited
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✔ unlimited
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Which concepts are addressed in your answer? Check all that apply

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the idea that scarce resources are more valuable
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the idea that less scarce resources are less valuable
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You are a producer who is hoping to create a specific good. Based on what you have learned about resources and scarcity, what factors do you need to consider when producing this good?Give your answer in the form of three to four complete sentences.

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The producer must identify the resources needed to make the good and determine how scarce and valuable each resource is. The producer should consider the cost and availability of these resources and whether less scarce resources could be used as substitutes. A scarce resource may increase the value of the final product, while a less scarce resource may make production easier but give the product a lower value.

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