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Goods whose supply falls short of demand are termed one way, while goods whose supply exceeds demand are termed another way. Which pair of terms correctly completes this classification?

Q: Answer-Goods whose supply falls short of demand are termed one way, while goods whose supply exceeds demand...

Goods whose supply is less than demand and therefore command a price are called Economic Goods, while goods whose supply exceeds demand freely available, like air are called Free Goods.

A Free Goods and Economic Goods

B Economic Goods and Free Goods

C Luxury Goods and Necessary Goods

D Public Goods and Private Goods

E Composite Goods and Derived Goods

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