If an Economy Is Being "Allocatively Efficient," Then That Means

question 83

Multiple Choice

If an economy is being "allocatively efficient," then that means the economy is:

• A) using the least costly production techniques.
• B) producing the goods and services most wanted by society.
• C) fully employing all economic resources.
• D) maximizing the returns to factors of production.

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