One example of a product that would be considered scare would be Diet Cola with lemon in it.
High.
If a product is scarce, meaning you have more 'buyers' than product the price will usually go up somply because some people will offer more to get their hands on the limited supply.
the need of somthing or if the countries work together and arent against each other and if the item or product is scarce
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When a product is Scarce, it is more Expensive.
One example of a product that would be considered scare would be Diet Cola with lemon in it.
I can tell whether the food from my refrigerator is scarce depending on how available the product is to me by ascertaining whether it's consistently in stock at stores.
High.
If a product is scarce, meaning you have more 'buyers' than product the price will usually go up somply because some people will offer more to get their hands on the limited supply.
yes - unless they have a monopoly of a scarce and popular product- as do other organisations, entrepreneurs etc
marginal utility. By producing the product with the highest marginal utility first, the producer can maximize the overall benefit generated from the limited resource.
yes - unless they have a monopoly of a scarce and popular product- as do other organisations, entrepreneurs etc
the need of somthing or if the countries work together and arent against each other and if the item or product is scarce
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Scarce is an adjective.
In economics, a price system determines the allocation of scarce resources and induces supply to respond to change in demand. It also rations out scarce product, indicates change in want, is in use in the production of goods and services, and determines the reward factors of production.