Social Sciences, asked by nikhil7065, 7 months ago

what is the basic difference between potential and stock resources?

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Answered by Cake21

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Explanation:

Potential resources are those which have been found in a region, but not utilized. The technology for its access is available, but not put into use.

Stock resources are those that have the potential to satisfy human needs. But human beings do not have the suitable technology to access it yet

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Answered by ItzAngelSnowflakes

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Potential resources are those which have been found in a region, but not utilized. The technology for its access is available, but not put into use. Eg: Solar and wind energy development in Gujarat and Rajasthan. Stock resources are those that have the potential to satisfy human needs.

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