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Scarcity and Choice

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Total cards: 21•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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fundamental economic concepts

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Scarcity and Choice

#2
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limited availability of resources, such as time, money, and natural resources, to meet unlimited wants and needs

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Scarcity

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involves individuals and societies making decisions to allocate scarce resources for maximum satisfaction.

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Choice

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what you need for survival

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Needs

#5
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the things that are good but unimportant for survival.

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Wants

#6
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Who created the Hierarchy of Needs?

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Abraham Maslow

#7
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This level of need are human survival biological needs, such as air, food, drink, shelter, clothing, warmth, sex, and sleep.

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Physiological Needs

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This level of need is when a person’s physiological requirements are met, safety and security requirements become prominent.

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Safety Needs

#9
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This level of need motivates behavior because of the need for interpersonal relations.

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Love and Belongingness

#10
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This level of need is about respect or reputation prior to genuine dignity or self-esteem.

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Esteem Needs

#11
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This level of need refers to the recognition of an individual’s potential, self-fulfillment, personal development, and highest experiences. This level is described as a desire to achieve everything you can and be the most.

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Self-Actualization

#12
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This additional hierarchy of needs is about knowledge and understanding, curiosity, exploration, need for meaning and predictability.

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Cognitive needs

#13
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This additional hierarchy of needs is about appreciation and search for beauty, balance, form, etc.

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Aesthetic needs

#14
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This additional hierarchy of needs is about a person motivated by values that transcend beyond the personal self.

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Transcendence needs

#15
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The most exact and complete concept of cost. It is the cost that we must use in making decisions or analyzing the decisions made by other people.

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Opportunity cost

#16
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This type of opportunity cost is everything you actually sacrifice in making the choice.

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Opportunity cost for Individuals

#17
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This type of opportunity cost arises from a different source: the scarcity of society’s resources.

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Opportunity cost and Society

#18
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discussing the constraints the society is facing by using a concept. This represents the maximum production of two goods in an economy, illustrating trade-offs and opportunity costs.

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Production Possibilities Frontier (PPF)

#19
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This factor that can shift a society’s PPF is about the improvements in technology, productivity and efficiency also improve making our PPF shift outwards.

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A Shift in Technology

#20
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This factor that can shift a society’s PPF is about the workers or employers gain knowledge or training to improve the productivity and efficiency of production, the PPF will shift outwards

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More Education or Training

#21
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This factor that can shift a society’s PPF is about the occurrence of a natural disaster affects the production, the PPF will shift inwards.

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Natural Disaster