Any point on the production possibility frontier is
A) attainable and might be allocatively inefficient.
B) attainable and must be allocatively efficient.
C) less production efficient than a point in the interior of the PPF.
D) always allocatively efficient but might or might not be production efficient.
E) always production efficient and always allocatively efficient.
A
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A) economies of scale B) structural dependence C) barriers to entry D) horizontal mergers
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