Question
What happens, if resources do not have alternative uses?

Answer

There would not be any problem of choice, or the problem of rational management of resources.
Example: If farming land could be used only for the production of rice (and no other crop) then where is the problem. Just grow rice and relax! The problem arises because farming land can be used for the production of different crops, like rice and bajra. 

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