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Question
which of the following is not a factor of production? *
land
labor
capital
water
which of the following statements best describes the concept of scarcity in economics? *
a situation where a country has a temporary shortage of a specific luxury good due to a supply chain disruption.
the condition where society’s unlimited wants and needs exceed the limited resources available to satisfy them.
a scenario in which a government intentionally limits the production of goods to increase their market price.
the point at which a consumer runs out of money before the end of the month.
in economic terms, which of the following statements best distinguishes between needs and wants? *
needs are items that cost a lot of money, while wants are inexpensive items.
needs are essential for basic survival (such as food, shelter, and water), while wants are desires that improve quality of life but are not necessary for survival.
wants are goods provided by the government, while needs are goods provided by private companies.
needs are unlimited, while wants are limited by scarcity.
First Question:
Los factores de producción son tierra (land), trabajo (labor) y capital (capital). El agua no es un factor de producción general, sino un recurso que puede ser parte de la tierra o utilizado en procesos, pero no es un factor de producción clásico.
La escasez en economía se refiere a que las necesidades y deseos ilimitados de la sociedad superan los recursos limitados disponibles para satisfacerlos. Las otras opciones describen situaciones temporales o no relacionadas con el concepto económico de escasez.
Las necesidades son esenciales para la supervivencia (comida, refugio, agua), mientras que los deseos son cosas que mejoran la calidad de vida pero no son necesarias para sobrevivir. Las otras opciones tienen definiciones erróneas (no se relacionan el costo con necesidad/deseo, ni la provisión por gobierno/empresas, ni la limitación por escasez).
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