A Point Outside the Production Possibilities Frontier

question 118

Multiple Choice

A point outside the production possibilities frontier

• A)represents unemployment of resources
• B)represents full employment of resources
• C)would not represent an efficient combination of goods
• D)cannot be reached using the available technology
• E)is less desirable than one that lies inside the frontier

Identify the role of specialization and diminishing returns in production.

Interpret representations of production functions and their implications on costs and output.

Distinguish between the short run and long run in production planning.

Understand the concept of scale in a firm's operations and its significance.

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