A Movement from an Output Combination Inside the Production Possibilities

question 3

Multiple Choice

A movement from an output combination inside the production possibilities curve to a combination on the curve

• A) requires an increase in resources or an improvement in technology.
• B) leads to an increase in inequality in the distribution of income.
• C) is possible only if the production possibilities curve shifts inward to the left.
• D) enables society to increase the output of one good without reducing the output of another good.
• E) leads to a decline in per capita output.

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