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Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Problems linked to poor distribution compared to the US and scarce transnational dissemination of cultural products combined with the difficulties of drawing up catalogues of those works or lists of those productions available for distribution.
• New advanced materials are needed in developing better performing and sustainable products and processes and for substituting scarce resources.
• whereas trade in these products is more prevalent in countries with weak drug regulation control and enforcement, a scarce and/or erratic supply of basic medicines, unregulated markets and unaffordable prices,
• Electricity will continue to be a scarce and vulnerable product in the future too, certainly now that fossil fuels are running out and as global warming continues.
• As a result, we need to break away from the neoliberal policies of the Lisbon Strategy, the Stability Pact, the high interest rates of the European Central Bank and the support for the agricultural production of biofuels when food products are scarce.
• People use up their stocks too soon, storehouses are empty from April and food products become scarce at the markets or are sold at soaring prices.
• Notably EU fishermen suffer from these higher prices, mainly because they are dealing with an increasingly scarce resource and at the same time low prices paid for their fishery products.
• Let us not exclude them for the rare blood groups and for the very scarce plasma and plasma products if they are needed to pay to ensure adequacy of supply.

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