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The fundamental problem of not having enough resources to meet unlimited desires is called… A. Underutilization B. Factors of Production C. Scarcity D.Shortage

The fundamental problem of not having enough resources to meet unlimited desires is called… A. Underutilization B. Factors of Production C. Scarcity D.Shortage
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The fundamental problem of not having enough resources to meet unlimited desires

is called…

A. Underutilization

B. Factors of Production

C. Scarcity

D.Shortage

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C.Scarcity because in simple terms scarcity= limited resources +unlimited wants
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c. Scarcity is the right answer

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