In the long run, immigration will lead to a rightward
Shift in the receiving country's production possibilities
Frontier.As a result, this shift will:
A) favor the laborintensive good.
B) favor the capitalintensive good.
C) equally favor the laborintensive and the capital intensive good.
D) cause an increase in the production of the labor intensive good and a decrease in the capitalintensive
Good.
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