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But, as wide as spectrum seems to be, all those needs and demands made it a scarce resource and highly misused.
Furthermore, the low abundance and difficult separation techniques necessary make it a scarce commodity.
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The paper held its value because it represented a scarce resource, the precious metals held by those governments and banks.
Dino gave these 9/10, and a bit of background: "It is a scarce product, they sell the harvest, and when it runs out, it runs out.
Until recently, few poor countries treated it as a scarce resource, nor did they think about how it would affect their development projects.
"But now, suddenly, it's a scarce item".
And it's a scarce product to begin with.
It represents a scarce commodity — a growing economy with enthusiasm for European integration — and even plans to eventually join the euro zone.
Libertarians treat it as a scarce commodity that needs to be "mined" (to create bitcoin and maintain the blockchain, miners solve mathematical puzzles, meaning that bitcoin is willed into existence by burning energy—see article).
The administration's consideration of military action beyond a classic air campaign like the ones the United States mounted in Iraq and Serbia reflects a recognition that the terrorists themselves are elusive, and that Afghanistan, which shelters them, is so impoverished that it offers a scarce set of targets.
While Mr. Kay said that many companies produce good returns for shareholders in spite of the so-called option overhang, he added, "It's a scarce and very valuable resource that needs to be optimally allocated by the board of directors".
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