Figure 2-12 -Refer to Figure 2-12.One Difference Between Points a and B

question 191

Multiple Choice

Figure 2-12

-Refer to Figure 2-12.One difference between points A and B is that

• A) Point B is unattainable with current resources, but point A is attainable.
• B) All resources are fully employed at point A but there is unemployment at point B.
• C) More output can be produced at point A but no additional output can be produced at point B.
• D) This economy produces more blankets at point B than at point A.

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