Scarcity in economics means

ECONOMICS
WAEC 1995

Scarcity in economics means

  • A. shortage of commodity
  • B. unlimited demands for consumer goods
  • C. limited supply of goods and services
  • D. total absence of a commodity in the market

Correct Answer: C. limited supply of goods and services



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