What Does a Point on a Country's Production Possibilities Frontier

question 137

Multiple Choice

What does a point on a country's production possibilities frontier represent?

• A) a combination of two goods that an economy will never be able to produce
• B) a combination of two goods that an economy can produce using all available resources and technology
• C) a combination of two goods that an economy can produce using some of its resources and technology
• D) a combination of two goods that an economy may be able to produce sometime in the future with additional resources and technology

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