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EXERCISES

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Answer: See explanation

Explanation:

a. go into making goods and services = Resources

b. one good or service given up in order to get another = Opportunity cost

c. business owners, managers, and workers = Producers

d. things of value that cannot be seen or touched= Service

e, the study of the choices people make as producers and consumers = Economics

f. things of value that can be seen and touched= Good

g. those who buy or use goods and services = Consumers

h. limited supply of goods and services = Scarcity

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