A production-possibilities curve is an example of:
A) a convex relationship.
B) direct or positive relationship.
C) a linear relationship.
D) indirect or negative relationship.

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A production-possibilities curve typically illustrates an indirect or negative relationship, showing the trade-offs between two goods, where producing more of one good results in producing less of the other.

A Production-Possibilities Curve Is an Example Of