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Read the article from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, " Choices are Everywhere: Why can't we just have it all ?
Read the article from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, "Choices are Everywhere: Why can't we just have it all?"
Consider a government spending program you have read about in the news or research one online. In a well-composed post, explain the opportunity cost of that government decision. What was the next best alternative in your opinion? Describe how "scarcity" factors into the decision process. (Remember that all things are scarce.)
Wolla, S. (2015). Choices are Everywhere: Why can't we just have it all? Page One Economist, Retrieved from:
