> If you and I believe that the scarcity of a resource will rise tomorrow But I don't! If the resource is not to be used tomorrow, or any other day (that is, b

> If you and I believe that the scarcity of a resource will rise tomorrow But I don't! If the resource is not to be used tomorrow, or any other day (that is, being conserved), then why should I believe it will be scarce? The problem is that you simply cannot assign a finite price on something that you're never going to use.