How would you describe an economy that uses its resources to make the greatest possible number of goods and services?

a) efficient
b) using opportunity costs well
c) globally aware
d) underutilized


Ans: a) efficient

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A. Legal restrictions B. Patents C. Control of scarce resources or inputs D. All of these responses are correct.

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