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Figure: Production Possibility Frontier
Figure: Production Possibility Frontier      (Figure: Production Possibility Frontier) Look at the figure Production Possibilities Frontier.This production possibility frontier is:  A.bowed out from the origin because of increasing opportunity costs. B.bowed in toward the origin because of increasing opportunity costs. C.bowed in toward the origin because of constant cost of cars and D.computers.linear because of constant costs. Figure: Production Possibility Frontier      (Figure: Production Possibility Frontier) Look at the figure Production Possibilities Frontier.This production possibility frontier is:  A.bowed out from the origin because of increasing opportunity costs. B.bowed in toward the origin because of increasing opportunity costs. C.bowed in toward the origin because of constant cost of cars and D.computers.linear because of constant costs. (Figure: Production Possibility Frontier) Look at the figure Production Possibilities Frontier.This production possibility frontier is:
A.bowed out from the origin because of increasing opportunity costs.
B.bowed in toward the origin because of increasing opportunity costs.
C.bowed in toward the origin because of constant cost of cars and
D.computers.linear because of constant costs.


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