Abundance.
You conserve.
Scarcity is the non-abundance of resources. Resources are needed to produce. Thus, the more that is produced, the more resources are being used.
Scarcity = limited resources of the earth. Developed countries have better technology and organization to deal with scarcity, but scarcity is still there
Microeconomics deals with the study of how individuals, including individual groups deal with scarcity. Macroeconomics deals with the study of how combinations or aggregates of individuals deal with scarcity.
Abundance.
No, they have opposite meanings
scarcity
Moral, responsible scarcity exists in abundance.
Abundance of wood refers to a plentiful supply of wood, typically resulting in lower prices and widespread availability. Scarcity of wood refers to a limited supply of wood, leading to higher prices and potential depletion of resources. Both abundance and scarcity can impact industries and ecosystems that rely on wood resources for various purposes.
One antonym would be abundance.
You conserve.
abundance of oil but a scarcity of water. :)
Scarcity is the non-abundance of resources. Resources are needed to produce. Thus, the more that is produced, the more resources are being used.
Scarcity = limited resources of the earth. Developed countries have better technology and organization to deal with scarcity, but scarcity is still there
Microeconomics deals with the study of how individuals, including individual groups deal with scarcity. Macroeconomics deals with the study of how combinations or aggregates of individuals deal with scarcity.
No, "dearth" means a scarcity or lack of something, while "abundance" means a large quantity or plenty of something. They are essentially opposite in meaning.