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Applying Economics to World History — Unit test

Question 6 • FL-2109010-M/J World History A - Teacher Directed Resource

A good harvest that produces more food than a civilization can eat is an example of

Answer
A
demand.
B
scarcity.
C
supply.
D
surplus.

Explanation

A surplus is an amount of something left over after needs have been met. If a harvest produces more food than the civilization can eat, the extra food is a surplus. Supply refers to the amount available, but the specific term for an excess beyond what is needed is surplus.

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