Question 9.9.   Which is not one of the five fundamental questions that an economy must deal with?  How will the goods and services be produced?        Why should the goods and services be produced?        Who is to receive the goods and services produced in the economy?        In what ways will progress be promoted?

Property rights are a crucial part of a functioning market economy and economic growth. Consider the difference between cows and endangered species of animals. How do property rights prevent cows from becoming extinct? If it were legal to buy and sell endangered species, would it help them recover? Why or why not? How do property rights help to allocate resources to their best uses?

What will a technological advancement do?    A. shift the demand curve to the left  B. shift the supply curve to the left  C. shift the supply curve to the right  D. shift the demand curve to the right

1.what standard could be used to defined the good life? 2.how can the standard serve as a guide toward living a good life in the midst of scientific progress and technological advancement?