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Copyright © by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company Next Previous Economics Chapter 1 Section-1 KEY CONCEPTS Wants — desires that can be met by consuming products Needs — things necessary for survival Scarcity — lack of resources available to meet all human wants not a temporary shortage Economics — study of how people use resources to satisfy wants — examines how individuals and societies choose to use resources — organizes, analyzes, interprets data about economic behaviors — develops theories, economic laws to explain economy, predict future Scarcity: The Basic Economic Problem What Is Scarcity?
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