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Not having enough of something you want or need

A. Economic Choice

B. Opportunity Cost

C. Scarcity

D. Specialization

User Quilvio
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Answer:

I think it's C

Step-by-step explanation:

Economic choice... It WOULD be that if you were talking about money.

Opportunity Cost... the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen. So it can not be that.

Scarcity... This one means that there is too little of something. So I used context clues to find that out.

Specialization... Oh, who cares anymore I answered the question!

Hope I helped! ☺

User Max Shron
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Answer:

C. Scarcity.

Step-by-step explanation:

Scarcity refers to a shortage of resources that are needed to fulfill an individual's wants or needs. Its meaning has deeply rooted economics where the resources are limited to the society's demand for the resources. The supply of resources such as labor, land time and money are limited and they are never enough to cater all of our desire and demands.

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