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The government uses its resources to provide different public goods. This shows that _____ . public goods do not use productive resources there are unlimited amounts of productive resources productive
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The government uses its resources to provide different public goods. This shows that _____ .
public goods do not use productive resources
there are unlimited amounts of productive resources
productive resources can be used in different ways
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the answer is
productive resources can be used in different ways
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the Government uses its resources to provide different public goods, this shows that :
Productive resources can be used in different ways
Like oil for example, which can be transformed to Gasoline or as cooking oil
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