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This document discusses the importance of saving money for future purchases. It explains that resources can be scarce, meaning there is not enough of something that people want. Sometimes people can buy things right away, but other times they need to save money first. The document describes saving money at home or in a bank, where interest is paid. It asks if items can be bought right away or if saving is needed. The purpose of saving is also discussed.
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- 2. People make choices everyday. Sometimes a choice is made because there is not enough of what we want.
- 3. When we do not have enough of a resource that we want, we say that the resource is scarce.
- 4. Scarcity can also mean that what we want is no longer available.
- 5. Sometimes we can buy what we want right away. Sometimes we need to save money to buy what we want.
- 6. We can save money at home. When we have saved enough money to buy what we want, we can go shopping!
- 7. We can also save money in a bank. Banks pay us a little extra money called interest for letting them use our money until we need it.
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