This Form of Economics Assumes That Natural Resources Are Finite

question 8

Multiple Choice

This form of economics assumes that natural resources are finite (such as oil,gold,and water) and exist in fixed amounts.A farmer's marker is a good example.

• A)classical economics
• B)ecological economics
• C)neoclassical economics
• D)capital
• E)environmental economics

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