Any point inside a production possibilities curve indicates: Select one: a. unemployment and/or inefficiency. b. that the law of increasing opportunity costs is no longer valid. c. that society doesn't want more of either good. d. that economic growth is no longer possible.

The answer is A. unemployment and/or inefficiency

Explanation:

Production Possibility Curve  is also known as production–possibility frontier is a curve that shows different ways in which two goods can be produced with a given resource and or technology.

Since resources are scarce, a choice has to be made between the alternative goods that can be produced. So there must be a choice f what to produce and how much to produce. If one resource is chosen, less of the other will be produced.

Any point inside a production possibilities curve indicates unemployment and/or inefficiency

A point outside the production possibilities curve is not possible

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