If an Economy Cannot Produce More of One Good Without

question 68

Multiple Choice

If an economy cannot produce more of one good without producing less of another good, this implies that which of the following has been achieved?

• A)maximum marginal benefit
• B)allocative efficiency
• C)production efficiency
• D)PPF efficiency
• E)minimum marginal cost

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Definitions:

Fixed Overhead Costs

Regular, unchanged costs incurred by a business, regardless of its level of production or activity, such as rent and salaries.

Control Perspective

An approach focusing on the monitoring and adjusting of processes and strategies to achieve desired outcomes or objectives.

Revenue Variance

The difference between how much the revenue should have been, given the actual level of activity, and the actual revenue for the period. A favorable (unfavorable) revenue variance occurs because the revenue is higher (lower) than expected, given the actual level of activity for the period.

Cost Variance

The difference between the expected cost of a project or production process and the actual cost incurred.