The Production Possibilities Curve Tells Us

question 179

Multiple Choice

The production possibilities curve tells us:

• A)what specific combinations of two products is most desired by society.
• B)that costs do not change as society varies its output.
• C)costs are irrelevant in a society which has fixed resources.
• D)what combinations of two goods can be produced with society's available resources.

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Definitions:

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