1.4 What will the opportunity cost be if production moves from point D towards point E on the graph below? 1.5 85 70 B 3 C 6 9 Product B 12 15 A. The decrease of 9 units in the production of product B (from 9 units to 12 units (+9)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 30 units in the production of product A (From 70 units to 40 units (-30)) B. The increase of 3 units in the production of product B (from 9 units to 12 units (+3)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 40 units in the production of product A (From 70 units to 40 units (-40)) C. The increase of 3 units in the production of product A (from 9 units to 12 units (+3)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 30 units in the production of product B (From 70 units to 40 units (-30)) D. The increase of 3 units in the production of product B (from 9 units to 12 units (+3)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 30 units in the production of product A (From 70 units to 40 units (-30) Calculate the pair

1.4 What will the opportunity cost be if production moves from point D towards point E on the graph below? 1.5 85 70 B 3 C 6 9 Product B 12 15 A. The decrease of 9 units in the production of product B (from 9 units to 12 units (+9)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 30 units in the production of product A (From 70 units to 40 units (-30)) B. The increase of 3 units in the production of product B (from 9 units to 12 units (+3)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 40 units in the production of product A (From 70 units to 40 units (-40)) C. The increase of 3 units in the production of product A (from 9 units to 12 units (+3)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 30 units in the production of product B (From 70 units to 40 units (-30)) D. The increase of 3 units in the production of product B (from 9 units to 12 units (+3)) can be achieved by the sacrifice of 30 units in the production of product A (From 70 units to 40 units (-30) Calculate the pair

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