A: the production possibility frontier.
B: the isovalue line.
C: the indifference curve.
D: the production function.
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- Tastes of individuals are represented by A: isovalue lines. B: production possibility frontiers. C: production functions. D: indifference curves.
- A nation maximizes satisfaction by reaching the highest possible indifference curve， and in the absence of trade will produce where its production possibilities schedule is tangent to an indifference curve.（ ）
- An advance in technology will A: not shift the production function but will lead to a movement down along the production function. B: shift the production function downward. C: not shift the production function but will lead to a movement up along the production function. D: shift the production function upward.
- France produces wine and tractors. If, given the same resources, France can increase production of wine and tractors, at the same time, then France A: is producing outside his Production Possibility Frontier B: is has achieved technological advancement in the production of kola and cashew nuts C: is producing on its Production Possibility Frontier D: is producing inside its Production Possibility Frontier
- The best no-trade point for a country on an increasing cost production possibilities curve is where: ( ) A: the curve touches the vertical axis. B: the curve touches the horizontal axis. C: the origin. D: the curve touches the highest indifference curve.
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An advance in technology that increases productivity and an increase in the working-age population results in a A: rightward shift of the labor supply curve. B: rightward shift of the labor demand curve. C: rightward shift of the labor demand curve and of the labor supply curve. D: no change to the production function.
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If an economy is represented by a point inside its production possibilities curve:
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An increase in labor hours will lead to A: a shift of the aggregate production function but no movement along it. B: a movement along the aggregate production function but no shift in it. C: both a movement along and a shift in the aggregate production function. D: neither a movement along nor a shift in the aggregate production function.
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On a production possibilities frontier, production is efficient if the production point is
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Tastes of individuals are represented by