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Points outside a production possibility curve indicate

Points outside a production possibility curve indicate

A.

Unattainable production levels

B.

Attainable production levels

C.

Inefficient, but attainable production levels

D.

Optimum production levels

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Correct answer is A

Point outside the production possibilities curve represents a combination of goods that is unattainable. This means an inefficient use of resources.

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