The opportunity cost of good A has increased, as resources that are shifted from the production of good B to good A are less efficient in the production of good
A.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When resources are shifted from the production of good B to good A, it implies that the resources are better suited to producing good B. Therefore, their use in the production of good A will decrease its efficiency and increase its opportunity cost.

The Opportunity Cost of Good a Has Increased, as Resources