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scarcity for neolithic people would be a drought and running out of seeds

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scarcity for the paleolithic era could be ruining out of things to hunt for

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Scarcity for the Neolithic Era could've been that they didn't plant enough food, so their food supply could have been running low. It could also stop raining, causing plants to start slowly growing, or even die.

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Scarcity for the Paleolithic Era could be not having enough food, or running low on what they'd hunt.

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A Scarcity for the Neolithic Era would be if they didn't plant enough plant's they wouldn't have enough to trade and eat so they would have to pick one or the other.

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A scarcity and a opportunity for the Paleolithic time is that if they had a good hunting day they would have a lot of food for there tribe but they wouldn't have a lot of food the next day.

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A scarcity for Neolithic is in some seasons it would be hard for people to grow their crops such as if it rains to much the crops will not grow properly.

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A scarcity for Paleolithic is not having enough animals to hunt where their living.

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a scarcity for the neolithic people would be if there was a drought or all of their crops wouldn't grow for some reason.

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a scaracity for the paleolithic people would be if all of the animals were gone. They had to kill and hunt down animals for food, if there was a scarcity in animals they wouldn't be able to eat

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If the Neolithic people can't grow any crops then they'd have a scarce amount of food to eat or if a cow or chicken runs away then they'd have a scarce amount of eggs/milk. They could also decide of which kinds of crops to grow. Maybe they are deciding between 2 different crops then they would pick one and give up the other kind.

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If the paleolithic people hunt all of the animals then they'd have a scarce amount of food, and they could have to decide which animal they want to hunt. So they'd have to decide between different animals and go hunt one and give up the others. They could also decide where to go to. They could pick one place to go to and have to give up the other place.

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If you kill a cow you lose the milk and maybe cheese if they knew how to make cheese

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If they kill to many dear in the area and there are no dear left

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In the Neolithic ERA it did not rain enough for the crops to grow so all the crops die

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in the Paleolithic ERA there where not a lot of animals for them to hunt

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In the Neolithic Era an example of scarcity would be if there wasn't any rain causing your crops to die, then they didn't have enough food.

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In the Paleolithic Era an example of scarcity would be not having enough animals in the are to hunt.

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An example for scarcity in the Neolithic times could be if there is a sickness in the ground and all the crops die and there's not enough food.

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An example of scarcity for the Paleolithic times would be not enough animals to hunt.

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The Paleolithic people

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One opportunity cost for the neolithic people could be the ability to move because of weather. For example if there was a huge snow storm they are not ready to pack up and leave because they live in permanent villages.

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There could be a scarcity of crops and animals because the Paleolithic people did not domesticate crops and animals.

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An example of scarcity for Neolithic people could be if there crops and plants were to stop growing or to get drought.

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An example of scarcity in the time of the Paleolithic people is that there is a big avalanche and all of their caves get knocked down.

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Opportunity cost is that if they work to hard they may not have a lot of energy for tomorrow.

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Scarcity for them might be that they are always hunting so they might be overdoing it.

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They could kill all the animals within 10 miles of their cave to have a lot of food but then if they don't eat it all. It would all go bad because they don't have a refrigerator and then their would be no animals near their cave so they would be forced to move to a different location or they would starve. 

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They could kill all the animals within 10 miles of their cave to have a lot of food but then if they don't eat it all. It would all go bad because they don't have a refrigerator and then their would be no animals near their cave so they would be forced to move to a different location or they would starve. 

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They may have to kill a cow for meat but then they would get less milk and cheese.

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Scarcity for the Neolithic people would be if they didn't plant enough crops. They wouldn't have enough food to go around for everyone. So, the Neolithic people would be scarce of food.

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A scarcity for Paleolithic people could be if they hunted too many animals. They would have a shortage of food and that means they would be scarce of food.

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Opportunity cost and scarcity for Neolithic people could be like if their crops didn't grow right they wouldn't be able to trade much which means they would lose resources. It could also mean if they had an accident in their home they would have to find a new home and leave behind their old life sort of because they would have to start over if like a fire started in their home.

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If more predators came into the area, then their food supply would go down since the predators would eat their livestock and cattle. They could attempt to kill the predator, but possibly lose lives in the process. They could let the predators eat, but their resources would be very low.

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Opportunity cost could be planting a crop that will take longer to grow but is better in the long run. The opportunity cost would be longer time to grow.

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Scarcity for the Neolithic people would be something like if there was a drought, or lack of water, in the area, causing the plants to stop growing. The opportunity cost would be the extra resources, time, and brain power they would need to irrigate the crops again.

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An example of scarcity may be if there was not enough animals to hunt and food to gather so they had a scarcity of food.

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An example for scarcity and opportunity cost could be for the paleolithic people would be, If they hunted and gathered all day they would be very tired towards the end of the day so they would get less work done. Or If they had to keep changing houses if they couldn't find one that day they wouldn't be able to set up or find a lot of food until they did find a good house for them. Another example is if they hunted too much in a certain area once they ran out of food they would have to find more food or move to a new home.

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Scarcity for the Paleolithic people could mean that if they hunted too many deer in a certain area, there wouldn't be enough to feed everyone. The opportunity cost would be that they needed to pick up their stuff and move somewhere else, which would cost them time and energy.

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An example of scarcity could be when there is less prey and water because of a drought. They could pack up and leave to find they prey, but may not find them and be stuck with no water. Or, they could stay where they are and improvise on what to eat and where to find food and water.