Give Economic term:
A commodity that cannot be divided into small quantities.
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Divisibility
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the assumption that implies that the commodities meant for consumption can be divided into smaller quantities. This division into small quantities makes its consumption faster.
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Economic term: Assets that cannot be separated by small amounts are:
- In economics, property is economically viable, usually a service with full or substantial swearing.
- The market considers favorable conditions as equal or almost negligible regardless of who produces them.
- The materials used are divided into smaller sizes and pieces.
- But we actually find that goods are inseparable.
- In many cases they are overtaken by “separate” assets such as a flat instead of a house, or an umber instead of a car.
- Assets best described in microeconomics theory are separate assets because you can assume that more or less is being consumed or purchased.
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