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Chapter 1 assignment i
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Output per Month
Missiles
Houses
Opportunity cost of
increasing missile
production (in houses).
Houses(per month)
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b. Using the information presented in the table above, graph the production possibilities with missiles on the horizontal axis and
houses on the vertical axis.
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Opportunity cost

The value or advantage forfeited by engaging in a specific activity in comparison to engaging in a different activity is known as the opportunity cost.
The best activity is the one that, after deducting opportunity costs, has the highest return when compared to all other activities.

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