Business, 25.01.2020 07:31 cameronking019

Suppose that a fully employed economy produces only two goods, hamburgers and flat-panel tvs. if the economy is currently producing more than the optimal quantity of hamburgers, then to attain the optimal allocation of resources it should:

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