Which of the Following Causes the Production Possibilities Frontier to Have

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following causes the production possibilities frontier to have a bowed out, curvilinear shape?

• A) The assumption that resources are not specialized and so are equally productive in all activities
• B) The assumption that resources are specialized and so are not equally productive in all activities
• C) The point that moving along the PPF technology is held constant
• D) The scarcity of resources

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