All wants of an individuals are not of: (a) Equal importance (b) Immediate importance (c) Fixed importance (d) All of the above
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A) They would not all be of equal importance.
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Ans- Equal importance.
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Not all wants of individuals are of equal importance.
Different wants have different degrees. For a lower-class man, his desire to feed his family or his desire to send his child to school is higher than going on a fancy international vacation trip.
The degree of an individual's want depends on his socioeconomic status and on the situation when and where his want is arising from.
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