Multiple Choice
Suppose drought destroys many millions of acres of valuable Canadian farmland. The effect on the Canadian economy would be to move
A) its production possibilities boundary inward.
B) it beyond its production possibilities boundary.
C) it along its production possibilities boundary.
D) its production possibilities boundary outward.
E) none of the above. There would be no change in Canada's production possibilities boundary.
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