1 . Time and money are life’s most valuable resources. One of the great laws of economics is that time equals money. The phrase “time is money” is usually credited to Benjamin Franklin, who used it in an essay(Advice to a Young Tradesman,1748).
The value of time varies from person to person. Time is relatively scarce (缺乏的) for people with higher incomes, partly because their time is more valuable. So, to have lots of time, rich people hire other people to do their housework.
Time cannot be stored. One of the reasons we give little thought about how we use our limited resources is that we can’t save time.
In sum, time is anything but free. As a non-renewable resource, time is quite expensive.
A.Time is our most scarce resource. |
B.It means time is a valuable resource. |
C.Time moves on whether we choose to spend it or not. |
D.There has been a change in the way we spend our time. |
E.Actually, time and money are greatly different from each other. |
F.However, a non-working person may spend more time on housework. |
G.Knowing that time is limited encourages us to ask how we are using our time. |