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xxMikexx [17]
3 years ago
14

How does scarcity affect Trey?

Business
1 answer:
Diano4ka-milaya [45]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The answer is: All our actions and decisions are affected by scarcity. Trey must decide what actions he needs to take to maximize his well being.

Explanation:

By definition all resources are finite, they have a limit. Even the richest corporations in the world have a certain amount of money, no one can have infinite money. No basketball team is made up of 7 billion people, someone in the world will not be able to play basketball. Time, materials, goods, services, everything is limited, so everything is scarce.

Trey´s (and everyone else´s) day is only 24 hours long, so he must decide how to divide his time to achieve the goals that maximize his happiness or well being. He must decide what is most important for him, a car or the basketball team. Time scarcity sets up a limit on the decisions we make. He must decide whether to work more to be able to buy the car, or should he stay on the team and forget about the car. Only Trey can decide based on what will make him happier.

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