An allocation of resources that does not achieve the maximum net benefit from one or more activities is:
A) inefficient.
B) external.
C) internal.
D) efficient.

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An allocation of resources that does not achieve the maximum net benefit from one or more activities is considered inefficient. It means that resources are not being used to their fullest potential resulting in missed opportunities to generate more benefits.

An Allocation of Resources That Does Not Achieve the Maximum