When an economy produces at its allocatively efficient production point
A) scarcity is not a problem.
B) resources are not limited.
C) a society can increase the production of all goods.
D) a society can increase the production of one good only by decreasing the production of some other good that is valued more highly.
D
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In the figure above, if the firm is regulated using an average cost pricing rule, the deadweight loss created is equal to the area of
A) ABG. B) BEFG. C) BCFG. D) BCE. E) None of the above because there is no deadweight loss created.
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