Mathematics, 02.09.2019 02:30 therronvictorjr
Which statement describes the term economics?
a. it is the study of using limited resources to fulfill wants and needs.
b. it is the study of how governments fulfill the wants and needs of nations.
c. it is the study of how people spend their money to fulfill wants and needs.
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Which statement describes the term economics?
a. it is the study of using limited resources t...
a. it is the study of using limited resources t...
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