What is the difference between an economic want and a noneconomic want?

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svp [43]3 years ago

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Economic wants are normally referred to as the desires which are normally satisfied after taking goods, service or in other cases leisure while on the other hand, Non economic wants are normally human needs which need to be satisfied without involving monetary value or cost. Non-economic wants may include air or water

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