Economy, asked by queenkaurmannat, 1 year ago

what are central problems??

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1
The economic problem sometimes called the basic or central economic problem asserts that an economy's finite resources are insufficient to satisfy all human wants and needs It assumes that human wants are unlimited but themeans to satisfy human wants are limited

Anonymous: fr milaan gye jroor
queenkaurmannat: hmm
Anonymous: bye
queenkaurmannat: hun soo goo bye
Anonymous: bye ji
Anonymous: tuhade lai flying kiss
Anonymous: pohoch gyi??
Ssharma001: well done Mr.prabhjot jiii
Ssharma001: carry on
Ssharma001: i m proud of u
Answered by Nyaberiduke
0

The central economic problem is that as the economies tries to provide human wants,they tent to be scarce and unlimited as they are meant to satisfactory and in abundance to complete the human desires.This remains a central economic problem while producing goods and services because it might be difficulty to understand what kind of products must satisfy human wants.

Similar questions