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Scarcity

2007-03-01T18:22:43Z

Hannitygrrl:

Scarcity is a concept basic to all of economics: Goods having alternative uses can be increased only by sacrificing other resources or goods. Put another way, scarcity arises when wants are greater than means. Scarcity occurs when there is not enough of an item or service for everyone to have as much as they want at no cost. Anything that costs money is a scarce good. Anything that is always free, such as air is not scarce. The economic definition of scarcity differs from our everyday definition of the word because anything that costs money is scarce. Although we do not typically think of commons objects, such as pencils as scarce, according to the economic definition they are scarce.

George W. Bush

2007-03-01T18:21:05Z

Hannitygrrl:

Is the president of the United States of America. [[Republican]]. Was awared the office of President by a narrow decision of the U.S. Supreme court in 2000 in a [[disputed election]] race against Democratic candidate Al Gore. In 2004, George W. Bush won reelection by a popular margin of millions of votes, including a landslide victory in the State of Florida where the outcome had been so close in 2000. Democratic candidate John Kerry quickly conceded defeat the day after the election.

His presidency has been shaped by the September 11 terrorist attacks, the wars with Afghanistan and Iraq. Bush has vastly increased the power of the executive branch of the federal government, much to the dismay of many conservatives.

Son of president [[George H. W. Bush]].

The current Bush administration is a [[Divided Government]]

Republican Party

2007-03-01T18:16:17Z

Hannitygrrl:

The party of [[Abraham Lincoln]], [[Ronald Reagan]], [[Richard Nixon]], [[Tom Delay]], [[George H W Bush]], [[Duke Cunningham]], [[George W Bush]], [[Herbert Hoover]], [[Dwight Eisenhower]], and [[Theodore Roosevelt]], among others.