Business, 28.12.2019 04:31 solphiafischer

Regarding the production possibilities curve, a decrease in the unemployment rate will most likely
a. shift the ppc outward.
b. move us from a point inside the ppc to a point closer to the ppc.
c. shift the ppc inward.
d. move us from a point near the ppc to a point farther away from the ppc.

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