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SCARCİTY

Nevroz Gösterici

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What causes scarcity?

1) Seemingly unlimited wants 2) Limited (Finite) Resources

Unlimited wants + Limited resources = SCARCITY

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ECONOMICS

General economic theory = relies on assumption that resources are limited

General Definition: Study of people producing and exchanging to get the goods and services they want. It is a social science that describes and analyzes how society chooses among scarce resources to satisfy its unlimited wants.

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BASIC ECONOMIC FLOW CHART

Limited ResourcesUnlimited Wants and Needs

SCARCITY

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FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

Resources = Basic elements used to produce goods and

services.

1. Natural Resources

2. Human Resources

3. Capital Resources

4. Entrepreneurship

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1. NATURAL RESOURCES- “Gifts of Nature”- Air, sunlight, forests, earth, water and minerals are

all classified as land, as are all manner of natural forces or opportunities not created by humans. 

- Every tangible good is made of natural resources…implications?

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2. HUMAN RESOURCES - “Labor” Taking natural

resources and exerting human force to fulfill our wants and needs

Converting Natural resources to human satisfactions

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3. CAPITAL RESOURCES

Buildings, tools, and machines people use to produce other goods and services.

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4. ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Imaginative thinking, willing to take risks, and the management and organizational skills needed to operate a business

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Three Fundamental Questions

1. WHAT TO PRODUCE?

Fruits and veggies? Sugar Cane? Manufactured Goods?

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Three Fundamental Questions

2. How to produce?Machines? Workers?Exploiting Children?Exploiting Workers

Abroad?

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Three Fundamental Questions

3.For whom to produce? Developing world?Malnourished? Developed world?

Affluent societies?

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Notice

Scarcity is not a Shortage!

A shortage occurs when a good or service is not being produced or offered in a given situation. It is not a permanent condition! It can be corrected as additional resources or

production becomes available. Scarcity is Permanent! Individuals will always want

more than they can have.

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Thank you…