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danielfitts88

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Any point inside the production possibility curve is:
 a. efficient. b. nonfeasible.
  c. inefficient. d. optimal.

Question 2

A point outside a production possibilities curve reflects:
 a. efficiency.
  b. specialization.
  c. inefficiency.
  d. unemployment.
  e. an impossible choice.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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