A method that is technologically inefficient

A) might or might not be economically efficient.
B) can never be economically efficient.
C) results from failure to calculate the ratio of the cost of labor to the cost of capital.
D) means that it uses too much labor and too little capital.


B

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At what interest rate (if any) would you be indifferent between the two prizes?

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