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    Those Things That Possess Both Utility and Scarcity Are Called
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Those Things That Possess Both Utility and Scarcity Are Called

Question 17

Question 17

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Those things that possess both utility and scarcity are called:


A) economic goods
B) free goods
C) intermediate goods
D) luxuries

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