Scarcity & Resources.  A shortage of resources is called scarcity  A basic economic problem for any society is how to manage its resources  To meet.

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Scarcity & Resources

 A shortage of resources is called scarcity  A basic economic problem for any society is how to manage its resources  To meet the wants and needs of its people, a society must produce goods and services

Natural Resources  The raw materials found in nature are called natural resources  Natural resources become factors of production when we use them to produce goods  The economy of many countries is based on their natural resources  Some resources, like wheat and cattle, are renewable. They can be reproduced  Other resources are limited, or nonrenewable, like coal, iron, and oil  The amount of natural resources available to a society has a direct effect on its economy

Human Resources  The knowledge, efforts, and skills people bring to their work are called human resources, or labor  Labor can be skilled or unskilled, physical or intellectual  One of the biggest problems facing many nations today is not a shortage of labor but a shortage of skilled labor

Capital Resources  Capital resources are the things used to produce goods and services, like buildings, materials, and equipment  As the wants and needs of people change, so do the needs for capital resources

Entrepreneurial Resources  Entrepreneurs improve on ways to use resources, or create and produce new ones.  A key to dealing with scarcity is to develop new resources and technologies