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• Artificial scarcity
  [[Artificial scarcity]] refers to situations in which [[scarcity]] is deliberately created, most commonly in response to a perceived busines The inefficiency associated with artificial scarcity is formally known as a [[deadweight loss]].
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• Artificial scarcity/rival
  ...et enough to meet those requirements -- in other words, the existence of [[scarcity]] even though available technology and [[economic production|production]] c ...duction capacity]] away from genuine needs -- two more forms of artificial scarcity resulting from capitalism.<ref name=ws1 />
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• Artificial scarcity/non-rival
  '''[[Artificial scarcity]] of [[non-rival resource]]s''' &ndash; most commonly those referred to as ...0116/22095317427/real-scarcity-is-important-part-business-model-artificial-scarcity-is-terrible-business-model.shtml - archived here: http://archive.is/xqBMz</
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• Artificial scarcity/rival
  ...et enough to meet those requirements -- in other words, the existence of [[scarcity]] even though available technology and [[economic production|production]] c ...duction capacity]] away from genuine needs -- two more forms of artificial scarcity resulting from capitalism.<ref name=ws1 />
  2 KB (274 words) - 01:04, 27 December 2013
• Socially useless production
  Such production may result in [[artificial scarcity]] of socially ''useful'' (i.e. truly necessary) goods because a significant * [[Socially useless production]] contributes to the creation of [[artificial scarcity]].
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• Artificial scarcity
  [[Artificial scarcity]] refers to situations in which [[scarcity]] is deliberately created, most commonly in response to a perceived busines The inefficiency associated with artificial scarcity is formally known as a [[deadweight loss]].
  3 KB (382 words) - 20:04, 27 December 2013
• Marginal cost
  ...om/articles/20061025/014811.shtml The Importance Of Zero In Destroying The Scarcity Myth Of Economics]
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• Artificial scarcity/non-rival
  '''[[Artificial scarcity]] of [[non-rival resource]]s''' &ndash; most commonly those referred to as ...0116/22095317427/real-scarcity-is-important-part-business-model-artificial-scarcity-is-terrible-business-model.shtml - archived here: http://archive.is/xqBMz</
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• Profit
  ...in science and technology, which can resolve problems of inefficiency and scarcity once and for all are, in effect, making the prior establishment's servicin ...n not have a social convention where money is made off of inefficiency and scarcity and misery and expect a quick incorporation of new advents that can relieve
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• User:Woozle/Facebook/2011-10-07 OccupySesameStreet
  ...that on a very basic level, your view of economics assumes that the law of scarcity does not exist. I wish that were the case but it's not. ...that on a very basic level, your view of economics assumes that the law of scarcity does not exist. I wish that were the case but it's not.</blockquote>
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• 2008-03-17 ECOworld: a website officially unconcerned about accuracy/Ed Ring response
  ...in our view. We believe the world is within a generation of abundance, not scarcity, and green technology will deliver this abundance. We are optimists. It onl
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• Intellectual property
  ...om/articles/20061025/014811.shtml The Importance Of Zero In Destroying The Scarcity Myth Of Economics] takes a look at the difficulty of analyzing the economic
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• Jobsolescence
  ...ines are generally referred to as a [[post-employment economy]] and [[post-scarcity economics]].) * [[Post-scarcity economics]] is the study of economics in the circumstance where basic needs
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• User:Woozle/linkdump
  ...r elements of social organization within the context of a replicable, post-scarcity, resilient community prototype."
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• Issuepedia:Filing Room/to file/2007
  ...here, open source, participatory panopticon, political globalization, post-scarcity economy, quantum computation, radical luddism, remedial ecology, simulation
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• User:Woozle/Darwin's Dangerous Idea
  ...he "wasteful tragedy" of the redwoods offer any insight about how a [[post-scarcity]] society might best distribute wealth? Some sort of aesthetic competition,
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• Issuepedia:Filing Room/to file/2014
  ...dian.com/environment/earth-insight/2013/jul/19/economy-end-growth-resource-scarcity-costs Economists forecast the end of growth] ...m.com/editors-picks/29bab88d50 The Economics of Star Trek]: The Proto-Post Scarcity Economy
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• Issuepedia:Filing Room/to file/2020
  ...606741/ - the [[Carmarthen Cheese Riot]]: land enclosure, capitalism, food scarcity
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• Issuepedia:Filing Room/to file/2022
  ...e-hole-death-intl-hnk/index.html - genocide as a side-effect of artificial scarcity
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• Issuepedia:Filing Room/to file/2012
  ...ebbens-reviews-wolfgang-hoescheles-the-economics-of-abundance/2012/12/20 - scarcity
  606 KB (58,218 words) - 18:31, 4 July 2022