In the United States today, three wants that are especially pressing and are not satisfied are A. cleaner energy, health insurance for the poor, and security from international terrorism B. more iTunes, health insurance for the poor, and higher interest rates c. cleaner energy, less chewing gum on sidewalks, and security from international terrorism D. more iTunes, less chewing gum on sidewalks, and higher interest rates E. health insurance for the poor, security from international terrorism, and less chewing gum on sidewalks

In the United States today, three wants that are especially pressing and are not satisfied are A. cleaner energy, health insurance for the poor, and security from international terrorism B. more iTunes, health insurance for the poor, and higher interest rates c. cleaner energy, less chewing gum on sidewalks, and security from international terrorism D. more iTunes, less chewing gum on sidewalks, and higher interest rates E. health insurance for the poor, security from international terrorism, and less chewing gum on sidewalks

Principles of Microeconomics

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305156050

Author:N. Gregory Mankiw

Publisher:N. Gregory Mankiw

Chapter22: Frontiers Of Microeconomics

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