If There Is Always a Three-For-One Trade-Off Between the Production

question 4

Multiple Choice

If there is always a three-for-one trade-off between the production of goods X and Y,then the production possibilities boundary for X and Y is

• A)a downward-sloping curve convex to the origin.
• B)semicircular.
• C)a downward-sloping straight line.
• D)a downward-sloping straight line that is broken at one point.
• E)a downward-sloping curve concave to the origin.

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