Any point inside a production possibilities curve indicates:

A) unemployment and/or inefficiency.
B) that the law of increasing opportunity costs is no longer valid.
C) that society doesn't want more of either good.
D) that economic growth is no longer possible.


Ans: A) unemployment and/or inefficiency.

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