In the Long Run, Immigration Will Shift the Sending Country's

Multiple Choice

In the long run, immigration will shift the sending country's production possibilities frontier inward. This shift will cause:

A) a larger decline in the potential output of the capital-intensive good.
B) a larger decline in the potential output of the labor-intensive good.
C) equal declines in the potential output of both the labor-intensive and the capital-intensive good.
D) a decline in the potential output of the labor-intensive good and an increase in the potential output of the capital-intensive good.