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Scaring people of a commodity or service

Hello guys I want your advice. Please recommend some views for given problem that when are people of a commodity or service scarce: (1) gain from having this obtainable, (2) Wish more than the amount freely obtainable, (3) Say no to pay a positive price for this. (4) Cannot concurrently enjoy a single unit of the good.

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