The production possibility curve is bowed outward from the origin because of:
a. the law of increasing opportunity costs.
b. the finite nature of the resource base.
c. inefficiency.
d. improper output mix.
e. unemployment.
a
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A) a quadratic total cost function. B) a power cost function. C) a linear cost function. D) a cubic cost function.
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If price of product A increases by 10%, and the quantity demanded for product B drops by 50%, then these two products are
A) substitutes. B) complements. C) normal goods. D) inferior goods.
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