Meanings of artificial scarcity in English

They argue this leaves them facing an artificial scarcity.

Applied to American pro sports, the European system would eliminate the artificial scarcity that owners exploit.

It blames an " artificial scarcity which incentivises trading in land rather than building on it".

Mr Twyford said "overly restrictive planning" had created an artificial scarcity of land which drove up property prices.

If the artificial scarcity created by the physical barriers of shipping falls away, the whole world of things becomes your inventory.

I claim the right to make you suffer, by creating for my advantage an artificial scarcity of the necessaries of life.

Rather than helping close the digital divide, as some ISP surrogates argue, data caps and zero-rating programs create artificial scarcity that disproportionately harms low-income consumers.

Artificial scarcity creates demand, lines at retailers and a potential boatload of sales once a title is finally released.