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According to the economic way of thinking, scarcity implies

According to the economic way of thinking, scarcity implies
A) money.
B) competition.
C) capitalism.
D) chaos.
E) all of the above.

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The Economic Way of Thinking

Edition: 13^th

Authors: Heyne, Boettke, Prychitko

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Another one in the books, marking it solved.

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Wasn't so hard, referencing the textbook helped.

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