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Scarcity does not apply to free goods
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Economic literature distinguishes free goods from economic goods, noting that free goods are those that exist without scarcity.

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Outlines of economics
1893 · cited by 0
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Outlines of economics
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element. Goods we divide into free goods and economic goods. Free goods are those which exist … goes in a niglit does not profit the community. That labor does not pro- duce anything … all. So we see that the term luxury does not apply to goods of a certain character, but
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