Producing at a Point Inside the Production Possibilities Curve

question 91

Multiple Choice

Producing at a point inside the production possibilities curve

• A) Means society must be using its resources efficiently.
• B) Is unattainable given the present level of technology.
• C) Is feasible when the nation is at war but not feasible when the nation is at peace.
• D) Suggests we are forgoing the ability to produce more of both goods. This is known as an inefficient point of production.

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Rate of Return

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The process in which interest earned on an investment is added to the principal balance, and then future interest accrual includes the increased balance, recalculated on a monthly basis.

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