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about how people, individually and collectively in various organizations (including firms), cope with scarcity. The problem of allocating resources among competing wants is not as simple as it may first appear. You may think that economics is an examination of how one person or a small group of people makes fundamental social choices on resource use. That is not the case. The problem is that we have information about our wants and the resources at our disposal that may be known to no one else. This is a point the late Leonard Reed made decades ago in a short article in terms of what it takes to produce a product as simple as a pencil (see the reading “I, A Pencil” at the end of the chapter), and it also a point that F. A. Hayek stressed throughout all of his writings that, ultimately, gained him a Nobel Prize in economics (see the reading “The Use of Knowledge in Society” in your course packet). For example, you may know you want a calculator because your statistics class requires you to have one, and even your friends (much less the people at Hewlett-Packard or Casio) do not yet know your purchase plans. You may also be the only person who knows how much labor you have, which is determined by exactly how long and intensely you are willing to work at various tasks. At the same time, you may know little about the wants and resources that other people around the country and world may have. Before resources can be effectively allocated, the information we hold about our individual wants and resources must somehow be communicated to others. This means economics must be concerned with systems of communications. Indeed, the field is extensively concerned with how information about wants and resources is transmitted or shared through, for example, prices in the market process and votes in the political process. Indeed, the “information problem” is often acute within firms, given that the CEO often knows little about how to do the jobs at the bottom of the corporate “pyramid.” The information problem is one important reason why firms must rely extensively on incentives to get their workers (and managers) to pursue firm goals.

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