A Point on a Production Possibilities Curve Indicates

question 322

Multiple Choice

A point on a production possibilities curve indicates

• A) resources are not being used efficiently.
• B) resources are being used efficiently.
• C) opportunity costs are constant.
• D) an output combination that can be attained only if society gets more resources or there is technological change.

Analyze the impact of resource distribution on competition and population dynamics.

Understand the characteristics and limitations of preoperational thought, such as egocentrism and centration.

Identify the stages of Piagetian cognitive development and their defining features.

Recognize the concepts of conservation and classification as achievements in cognitive development.

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