Scarcity implies that the allocation scheme chosen by society can
A) not make more of any one good.
B) typically make more of a good but at the expense of making less of another.
C) always make more of all goods simultaneously.
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Q2: A production possibilities frontier is a simple
Q3: The underlying reason production possibilities frontiers are
Q4: Points outside the Production Possibilities Frontier are
A)attainable.
B)unattainable.
C)associated
Q5: The optimization assumption suggests that people make
A)irrational
Q6: The one word in the definition of
Q8: The underlying reason that there are unattainable
Q9: A resource
A)must come from the earth.
B)only includes
Q10: Something is scarce as long as
A)there is
Q11: Points on the Production Possibilities Frontier are
A)attainable.
B)unattainable.
C)associated
Q12: If the production possibilities frontier is not
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