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2.4. How many type of central probles an economy? Give name.

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2.4. How many type of central probles an economy? Give name.

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CENTRAL PROBLEMS OF AN ECONOMY

These are

1. Problem of Allocation of Resources

2. Problem of Utilization of Resources

3. Problem of Growth of Resources Let us

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