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Question 221

Question 221

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  -If the economy were producing at point E and moved to point B the opportunity cost in terms of lost production of outboard motors would be A) 16 units of outboard motors. B) 14 units of outboard motors. C) 12 units of outboard motors. D) 10 units of outboard motors.
-If the economy were producing at point E and moved to point B the opportunity cost in terms of lost production of outboard motors would be


A) 16 units of outboard motors.
B) 14 units of outboard motors.
C) 12 units of outboard motors.
D) 10 units of outboard motors.

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