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3 years ago

Which Of the following examples below, which is not an example of scarcity?

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The puppy mill that was shut down is not an example of scarcity. Scarcity means "lacking" whether of time, money, or resources. The puppy mill doesn't create scarcity, in fact it created a surplus of dogs available for adoption. So the answer is B.

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