In Economics, Secondary Effects Refer to the

question 67

Multiple Choice

In economics, secondary effects refer to the

• A) best alternative that must be forgone as the result of a choice.
• B) unintended consequences of a change that are not immediately identifiable but are felt only with time.
• C) immediate and visible intended consequences of a change.
• D) impact of the scarcity of resources on the scarcity of the goods that are produced with those resources.

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