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What resources do consumers typically have in limited supply that forces them to make trade-off decisions in consumption?(1 point)
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time, money, and attention
time, money, and attention
natural resources, land, and labor
natural resources, land, and labor
time, attention, and capital
time, attention, and capital
money, labor, and capital
money, labor, and capital
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time, money, and attention
Consumers face scarcity of time, money (income), and attention, which forces trade-offs in how they allocate consumption — choosing one good or activity means forgoing another (opportunity cost).
Consumers face scarcity of time, money (income), and attention, which forces trade-offs in how they allocate consumption — choosing one good or activity means forgoing another (opportunity cost).
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