Multiple Choice
The tendency of opportunity cost to increase as production increases
A) is an example of theory that has not been proven by facts.
B) is a general principle, but not a universal fact.
C) is a universal fact, with no known exceptions.
D) rarely holds in reality, but is a useful theory.
E) cannot be tested with standard economic tools.
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