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  1. Can anyone think of problems not fundamentally caused by scarcity? Also discussion of articles from The Economist: What does scarcity have to do with innovation, toilets, and E-cigarettes?
  2. The Economist: What does scarcity have to do with innovation, toilets, and E-cigarettes?  
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No I don’t think anyone could think of problems without fundamentally, Its always because of scarcity as we people would not be in habit of thinking about the fundamental problems unless we realize the scarcity of that. From economics point, we made options for exchanges which also fetch money 

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