If an economy faces increasing opportunity costs with respect to the production of two goods, then the production possibilities frontier between the two goods will be

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When an economy faces increasing opportunity costs, it means that to produce more of one good, it has to give up increasingly more of the other good. This scenario creates a production possibilities frontier (PPF) that is bowed outward, reflecting the increasing cost of shifting resources from the production of one good to the other.

If an Economy Faces Increasing Opportunity Costs with Respect to the Production