To state that the resources of the economy are finite implies that
A) we cannot live without them
B) we always want more of them
C) they are nonrenewable
D) at least some of them are renewable
E) there is a fixed quantity of them at any point in time

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Stating that the resources of the economy are finite implies that there is a limited or fixed quantity of them available at any given time, not that they are necessarily nonrenewable or renewable, nor does it directly relate to our dependence on them or our desire for more.

To State That the Resources of the Economy Are Finite