If someone writes a program and won’t sell a license for under $1,000,000, it is going to be scarce. An extreme example to make a point. A less scarce, but st

If someone writes a program and won’t sell a license for under $1,000,000, it is going to be scarce. An extreme example to make a point. A less scarce, but still scarce software product is one that sells for $100 or $10 or even $1. Software can be free (as in free beer) and not scarce. But many software products wouldn’t have existed without customers who pay for it, with the demand level and price setting the scarcity.