What happens in a society when the production possibilities frontier moves to the left?
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What happens in a society when the production possibilities frontier moves to the left?
select one:
a. the society is able to produce less.
b. the society is able to produce more.
c. the amount that a society can produce is not related to the production possibilities frontier. incorrect
d. economists do not yet know enough about production possibilities frontiers to answer this question.
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