The Point at Which Technical and Allocative Efficiency Are Achieved

question 72

Multiple Choice

The point at which technical and allocative efficiency are achieved is called:

• A)Input trade-off efficiency
• B)Productivity
• C)Financial productivity efficiency
• D)Total productive efficiency

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