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Match the term with the correct description. Sustainable development Anything wi

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Question

Match the term with the correct description.

Sustainable development                 Anything with potential use in creating wealth or giving satisfaction

Resource                           Any form of wealth available for use in the production of more wealth

Nonrenewable resources                  Materials present in fixed amounts in the environment (e.g., minerals), or renew over geological time (e.g., fossil fuels)

Intangible resources                             The amount of a product or service consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices assuming they are free to express their

                                                               preferences

Capital                                    The quantity of that product being offered for sale at various prices

Capitalist system                    Materials that can be replenished or replaced (e.g., sunlight).

Demand                                  Adapted principles of modern science to economic analysis (Milton Friedman)

Supply            Abstract resources such as open space, beauty, serenity, etc.

Neoclassical economics            Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

                                                   Market competition between willing sellers and fully informed buyers is believed to bring about the greatest efficiency of resource use

Explanation / Answer

Resource -  Anything with potential use in creating wealth or giving satisfaction

Capital - Any form of wealth available for use in the production of more wealth

Nonrenewable resources                  Materials present in fixed amounts in the environment (e.g., minerals), or renew over geological time (e.g., fossil fuels)

demand - The amount of a product or service consumers are willing and able to buy at various prices assuming they are free to express their preferences

supply -   The quantity of that product being offered for sale at various prices

renewable sources - Materials that can be replenished or replaced (e.g., sunlight).

Neoclassical economics - Adapted principles of modern science to economic analysis (Milton Friedman)

Intangible resources -  Abstract resources such as open space, beauty, serenity, etc.

Sustainable development - Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

Capitalist system - Market competition between willing sellers and fully informed buyers is believed to bring about the greatest efficiency of resource use