The Economic Problem
- Created by: victoria laker
- Created on: 20-02-14 14:57
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- The Economic Problem
- Scarcity
- Not all resources are scare e.g. air, these are free goods.
- With population growth has changed some resources from free goods to economic goods.
- With deforestation and air pollution means air may become an economic good.
- Not all resources are scare e.g. air, these are free goods.
- Scarcity
- Infinite Wants
- The Economic Problem
- Scarcity
- Not all resources are scare e.g. air, these are free goods.
- With population growth has changed some resources from free goods to economic goods.
- With deforestation and air pollution means air may become an economic good.
- Not all resources are scare e.g. air, these are free goods.
- Scarcity
- The Economic Problem
- The Basic Problem
- 'Resources are scarce but Wants are infinite.'
- We live in a global village with FINITE resources.
- Means that there are only limited amounts of land, water, oil, food and other resources on Earth.
- Scare resources are called economic goods.
- Physical and Mentally, e.g. food, water, shelter, heat, clothing, love and self-esteem.
- People have a limited number of needs to survive.
- Infinite Wants
- Infinite Wants
- People have a limited number of needs to survive.
- People have a infinite wants whatever their background.
- Wants include more food, larger housing, longer holidays etc.
- Wants include more food, larger housing, longer holidays etc.
- Free goods have no opportunity cost. No resources are being sacrificed when the good is consumed.
- Creating an opportunity cost
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