Economy, asked by fouziyak0786, 4 months ago

differentiate between desire and wants

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Answered by Anonymous

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A want can be defined as a simple desire for something that one does not have already. A desire is a more intense craving that a person has for something or someone. The main difference is that while a desire is stronger and an intense feeling, this is comparatively less in the case of a want

Answered by Anonymous

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A want can be defined as a simple desire for something that one does not have already. A desire is a more intense craving that a person has for something or someone. The main difference is that while a desire is stronger and an intense feeling, this is comparatively less in the case of a want.

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