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A production possibilities frontier identifies the dollar cost of producing a good or service in an economy. True or False

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belka [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

A production possibilities frontier identifies the dollar cost of producing a good or service in an economy.

True

Explanation:

Cost of producing could be envisaged through budgeting where the variable cost, fixed cost and total cost is expected to be calculated either through rough estimate.

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