As consumers, we have to make decisions because ?

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Answer: As consumers, we have to make decisions because our wants are unlimited but our resources are limited. Since you have two of the same choices, I am assuming there is a typo and this is the choice that should be there.

Explanation:

As a consumer, there is so much that can be bought but financially most people can't afford everything. When buying an item, it is up the consumer to determine if they can afford the item or go without it. Sometimes, we buy the item even though we can't afford it and then regret the purchase. To satisfy a persons wants, a budget must be in place to be able to save money to purchase items.

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