Exhibit 2-13 Production Possibilities Curve in Exhibit 2-13, If

question 28

Multiple Choice

Exhibit 2-13 Production possibilities curve In Exhibit 2-13, if the economy decides to locate at point E, then:

• A)this is the best choice for this economy.
• B)the maximum number of consumption goods is being produced.
• C)the economy has not achieved full employment.
• D)the economy could not survive because no food is being produced.
• E)the economy has not achieved maximum efficiency.

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Definitions:

Raw Materials

The basic materials from which products are made, typically not yet processed or manufactured.

Factory Payroll

The total compensation paid to all employees working within a manufacturing plant or factory.

Overhead Applicable

The portion of overhead costs that are assigned to a specific product, service, or job based on a predetermined rate or method.

Direct Materials

Raw materials that are directly traceable to the manufacturing process of a specific product and integral to its production.