The production of 1,000 shirts leaves an apparel manufacturer with a capacity to produce no more than 1,100 trousers during a month. This implies:

a. the production level is inefficient.
b. that if the production of trousers is reduced, that of shirts will also decline.
c. that a reallocation of resources may make previously unachievable outcomes achievable.
d. the production level is efficient.


D

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