use of chemical fertilizers, which increases agricultural production greatly, damages water quality In what ways does the production possibilities curve reflect scarcity, choice and opportunity cost?

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Q: How does the production possibility frontier demonstrates the basic economic problem of scarcity.

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Q: Evidence accumulates that the use of fertilizers,  which increases agricultural production greatly,…

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