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cyc028

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Question 1

The negatively sloped production possibilities boundary illustrates
◦ failure to use all the available resources.
◦ producing more of one good requires producing more of others.
◦ decreasing opportunity cost of production.
◦ the opportunity cost of increased production of goods or services.
◦ the efficient use of resources.

Question 2

Increasing opportunity cost of producing a good or service explains
◦ the linear production possibilities boundary.
◦ the unattainable combinations of goods or services.
◦ the production possibilities boundary being concave to the origin.
◦ the positively sloped production possibilities boundary.
◦ the inefficient use of resources.
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