In the figure above, Jill is producing at point A. Jill's opportunity cost producing one pair of pants is

A) 2 shirts per pair of pants.
B) 3 shirts per pair of pants.
C) 3/5 of a shirt per pair of pants.
D) 5/3 of a shirt per pair of pants.

A

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A price ceiling can often be viewed as: a. the government setting price above market equilibrium price

b. an implicit tax on producers and an implicit subsidy to consumers. c. the government setting price below market equilibrium price. d. Both b and c.

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