When a Production Possibilities Frontier Is Linear, What Does It

question 218

Multiple Choice

When a production possibilities frontier is linear, what does it show?

• A) a truer picture of real life than a bowed-out production possibilities frontier
• B) that resources are perfectly adaptable from the production of one good to another
• C) an example of increasing opportunity cost
• D) an example of decreasing opportunity cost

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