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Other basic needs have been harder to manage.

Once all of our basic needs have been met, consumption must become about something more than needs.

While most business opportunities for satisfying basic needs have been exhausted in Europe, Africa is still thirsty for solutions to all kinds of problems, such as access to healthcare, education and electricity.

Once basic needs have been met, there are some investment solutions that Fidelity focuses on, including growth, guaranteed income, flexibility needs and principal preservation, or leaving a legacy, says Chris McDermott, vice president of retirement and financial planning at Fidelity.

Our basic needs have been met, as Maslow would say, and now millennials want more: self-actualization, purpose, enjoyment and benefits.

It is also an appropriate indicator for child poverty, since it reflects economic and social deprivation and whether children's basic needs have been adequately met in their early years 1.

Of course, over 100 years, the notion of basic needs had been redefined, said Kenneth T. Jackson, a professor of history at Columbia University.

The people seemed once again to want change, but change of a different kind: economic "justice" and redistribution rather than a political and cultural opening.Mr Ahmadinejad, the austere son of a blacksmith, ran as an economic populist, adroitly harnessing the conviction of the mostazafin Iran's "downtrodden"—that their basic needs had been neglected by the political reformers.

It is even conceivable that basic aesthetic needs have been met and that whatever comes next is luxury, or frivolity.

There exist situations — for example, in some advanced Western countries — in which all the basic human needs have been satisfied, and still people are not happy.

Household's capacity to pay is defined as effective income remaining after basic subsistence needs have been met.