The Field Hypothesis (2003)suggests that production possibilities expanded during the depression years.Much of the resulting increase in potential went unrealized,though.This explains why potential output in 1942 was greater than expected.

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The statement presents the Field Hypothesis, which argues that production possibilities expanded during the depression years, but a significant portion of the resulting increase in potential was not realized. This hypothesis would explain why potential output in 1942 was greater than expected, indicating that option A is true.

The Field Hypothesis (2003)suggests That Production Possibilities Expanded During the Depression