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drek231 [11]
3 years ago
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Mario's, a pizza and pasta​ producer, experiences increasing opportunity cost. draw a production possibilities frontier for​ mar

io's that illustrates this fact. label it ppf. draw a point that is attainable. label it attainable. draw a point that is not attainable. label it unattainable. unattainable points are​ ______.
a. outside the ppf
b. inside the ppf but not on the ppf
c. on the ppf but not inside the ppf
d. both outside and on the pp
Business
1 answer:
Nezavi [6.7K]3 years ago
7 0
<span>Unattainable points are​ outside the PPF. The PPF refers to the Production Possibilities Frontier. This is set by the economic standing of a country and a country is not able to perform and produce outside of their set PPF. Due to this, all unattainable points are located outside of the PPF. </span>
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