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Draw a picture of a production possibilities curve. Identify each axis as measuring either guns or butter. Select and label Point A, which is beyond the economy's ability to produce; Point B, which represents an inefficient level of production; Point C, an efficient combination of output in which more guns are produced than units of butter; and Point D, an efficient production point in which more units of butter are produced than guns. Be sure to label each clearly.
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