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Find an article (newspaper, magazine, or online) talking about any of the core issues or scarcity resources of economics. Use an article to answer the questions:
1) What core issues or resources does the article talk about?
2) What opportunity costs are involved in this article?
3) Indicate the source and title (name of newspaper or magazine or website address), date and page for the article you have chosen
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