Point D in Figure 1.3 represents: a. an inefficient use of resources. Ob. full employment. c. a combination of consumer and capital products that may be obtainable sometime in the future, but is impossible to produce now. Od economic growth. e. a combination of products that can be produced only if resources are fully and efficiently employed.

Point D in Figure 1.3 represents: a. an inefficient use of resources. Ob. full employment. c. a combination of consumer and capital products that may be obtainable sometime in the future, but is impossible to produce now. Od economic growth. e. a combination of products that can be produced only if resources are fully and efficiently employed.

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