A point outside a society's production possibilities curve is one that is
A) unattainable given the resources of the society.
B) technologically inefficient.
C) undesirable given the implied underemployment of resources.
D) desirable since it satisfies the desires of the population.

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A point outside a society's production possibilities curve is one that is unattainable given the resources of the society. This means that the society does not have enough resources to achieve that level of production, so it is not feasible even if it may be desirable.

A Point Outside a Society's Production Possibilities Curve Is One