Economics for the construction and property industries
It is fair to say that the subject matter of economics is of interest to everyone, because fundamentally economics is concerned with how people satisfy their material (and some non-material) wants. As people's wants are virtually unlimited, but available resources are in limited supply, so it m...
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| Language: | English |
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Stockport
Polytech
1983
©1983 |
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Add Tag | Summary: | It is fair to say that the subject matter of economics is of interest to everyone, because fundamentally economics is concerned with how people satisfy their material (and some non-material) wants. As people's wants are virtually unlimited, but available resources are in limited supply, so it means that people are forced to economise. They must make the most of what they have and use these scarce resources to the greatest advantage. Economic problems arise as the individual or the community has to make the most efficient use of its limited resources and is confronted with the problem of choice. Economics is accordingly concerned with the arrangements that are made for the use of scarce resources |
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| Item Description: | Includes index |
| Physical Description: | 152 pages illustrations 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 0855050691 9780855050696 |
Economics for construction and property 
The Economics of the Construction Industry