alleryStart learning →According to Samuelson, if infinite quantities of every good could be produced, which would not exist?
AReal consumers
BEconomic goods
CLarge producers
DPaper money
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Economic goods
Without scarcity nothing would be relatively scarce, so there would be no economic goods.
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