In order to acquire more of a good we must sacrifice production of another good (because resources are in limited supply).This illustrates the concept of:

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The concept being described is opportunity cost, which refers to the cost of giving up one thing in order to obtain something else. In this case, the production of one good is being sacrificed in order to acquire more of another good, which represents opportunity cost. The other choices (exchange, ceteris paribus, specialization, and division of labor) are not directly related to this concept.

In Order to Acquire More of a Good We Must