Additional information:
COSTS BENEFITS
1. Hire more workers 1. Set own hours of operation
2. Take on more operations costs 2. Have more space and control over . appearance.
3. Divide time between market 3. Serve more customers
and shop—or close stall at market
4. Accept more financial risk 4. Make and sell more food items
Answer:
Economic choices result in trade-offs.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ezra realized that he cannot be at two places at the same time, so he has three options:
- divide his time between the market and the new shop
- close the market store
- hire employees that can work on the market store (*I'm collaborating with Ezra by proposing this third solution)
Ezra's dilemma represents a basic economic principle: resources are scarce and any decision made results in a trade off.
A better example, when you want something done, it can either be:
- a good high quality service that is finished very quickly, but it is also expensive.
- a good high quality service that is done at a low cost, but it takes a long time to be completed.
- an inexpensive service that is completed very quickly, but it is a low quality service.