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| To use up goods and services. |
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| Items of value that can be seen and touched. |
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| Actions that are of value to people and the society. |
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| How many people want something & how much they're willing to pay for it. |
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| Money and Machinery used to make goods. |
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| A level of material comfort as measured by the goods and services available to someone |
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| Create a good to be sold for a profit. |
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| A place where oil has collected underground. |
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| The process of removing natural resources from the ground. |
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| Concentration on a narrow range of products. |
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| Stands for Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Includes Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait; develop policies that benefit each other, raise and lower oil prices according to factors. |
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| To control the amount of something. |
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| To provide a variety of products. |
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| A river that has enough water to flow across a large, dry area because it begins in a wet region. |
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| Artificial lakes that form behind dams, prevent floods and provide year round irrigation. |
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| Process for removing salt from salt water in order to make it suitable for drinking. |
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| Agreements about how countries can use the water in a region. |
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| A wet, fertile area in a desert that forms where underground water bubbles to the surface. |
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| Water that is not being replaced by rainfall. |
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| Land that is suitable for farming. |
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