"Needs" and "wants" are two distinct categories that differentiate between essential requirements and discretionary desires.
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Needs are essential for survival and well-being, whereas wants are discretionary desires that go beyond basic requirements. Understanding the distinction between needs and wants helps individuals prioritize their resources, make informed decisions, and ensure that essential needs are met before pursuing optional wants.
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