1. Which of the following statements is false
Scarcity is the tension between unlimited wants and limited resources
Demand is the quantity of a product or service desired by consumers
Supply is how much of a product or service the market can offer
Total utility is the sum of all satisfaction or benefit that an individual gains from some amount
Elasticity is the degree to which supply or demand reacts to changes in quantity available. (is this correct)
2. The supply curve is upward- sloping because as price increases
So do costs
Consumers demand less
Suppliers can earn higher levels of profit to justify producing more. (is this correct)
1. The given option is correct.
2. The given option is correct.
1. Which of the following statements is false Scarcity is the tension between unlimited wants and...
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