A point outside the economy's production possibilities curve is
A) attainable when resources are fully employed
B) attainable if the law of increasing opportunity costs prevails
C) unattainable given the existing levels of resources and technology
D) unattainable given the existing levels of money income

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A point outside the production possibilities curve represents a level of output that is unattainable with the current levels of resources and technology.

A Point Outside the Economy's Production Possibilities Curve Is