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Eco-Economy True/False

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Yes or No: quick true/false on key economic terms.

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Eco-Economy True/False
 

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Yes or No: quick true/false on key economic terms.

by Raafat Raffat
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Reuse: To use something again.

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Reduce: To use less of something.

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Community refers only to people living in the same street.

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Supply means to remove goods from the market.

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Budget: A spending plan.

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Recycle: To make something old into a new thing.

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Savings is money that you spend on daily purchases.

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Reuse means to throw away something after one use.

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Value is the cost to produce a product.

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Demand: How many people need, want, and are able to pay for a product or service.

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