If the Production Possibilities Curve Is a Straight Line, Then

question 136

Multiple Choice

If the production possibilities curve is a straight line, then

• A) the opportunity cost of producing one good is zero.
• B) the law of increasing opportunity costs does not apply.
• C) the society can produce more of both goods simultaneously.
• D) the society is capable of producing only one of the goods and not the other.

Calculate economic profit or loss based on investment returns and interest rates.

Recognize the importance of dividends, interest, and rents as forms of capital income.

Grasp the fundamental economic concept of investment and how it affects capital.

Understand the relationship between savings decisions and investment capabilities of firms.

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