To an economist, a resource is 'scarce' only if it has a positive price. Resources with zero

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"To an economist, a resource is 'scarce' only if it has a positive price. Resources with zero prices are, by definition, not scarce." Do you agree? Or does the term scarce convey some other meaning?
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Intermediate Microeconomics and Its Application

ISBN: 978-1133189039

12th edition

Authors: Walter Nicholson, Christopher M. Snyder

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