The Production Possibilities Curve

question 88

Multiple Choice

The production possibilities curve:

• A)shows all of those levels of production which are consistent with a stable price level.
• B)indicates that any combination of goods lying outside the curve is economically inefficient.
• C)is a frontier between all combinations of two goods which can be produced and those combinations which cannot be produced.
• D)shows all of those combinations of two goods which are most preferred by society.

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