1.- economically, a "need" is something
that expresses a want.
that cannot...
Business, 28.01.2020 04:31 kaylabethany
1.- economically, a "need" is something
that expresses a want.
that cannot be measured
is expressed in monetary units
that is required to sustain life
2.
economically, a "want" is something
that cannot be measured
that expresses a "need"
expressed in monetary units
that is required to sustain life
3.
since people must decide whether or not to make or purchase certain goods/services.
needs are limited
consumers are loyal
resources are scarce
people do not know what they want
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