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theo

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The earnings that a corporation saves for investment in other productive activities are
 
  A) capital gains.
  B) tax incidence.
  C) transfers in kind.
  D) retained earnings.

Question 2

A straight-line production possibilities curve has
 
  A) an increasing opportunity cost between the two goods.
  B) a decreasing opportunity cost between the two goods.
  C) a constant opportunity cost between the two goods.
  D) no opportunity cost between the two goods.



Laurenleakan

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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