A resource that can substitute for something but at a higher price is called
a. A virgin resource
b. A marginal resource
c. A reserve resource
d. An index resource
e. A backstop resource
Ans: e. A backstop resource
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a. life expectancy b. literacy rate c. per capita income d. moral development e. years of education
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