Economy, asked by anwaarshahanw7558, 1 year ago

A commodity that is not wanted cannot have??? What is the answer of this ques.?

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Answered by KameenaYaar01

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It is all related to how much a commodity is wanted. A commodity may be considered useful but if it has not wanted or desired, it does not have utility. For example- A person who is a vegetarian will have no utility for chicken.

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