Figure 26-3. The figure shows two demand-for-loanable-funds curves and two supply-of-loanable-funds curves.BoAFS₁D2D1Refer to Figure 26-3. Which of the following movements shows the effects of the government going from a budget deficit to a budgetsurplus?OA. a movement from Point A to Point BOB. a movement from Point B to Point AOC. a movement from Point A to Point FOD. a movement from Point C to Point B

The following statements are true regarding the Production Possibilities Curve:2. The movement along…

Which of the following statements are true regarding this Production Possibilities Curve? Select all that apply: Quantity of bicycles produced PPF Point A represents possible numbers of cars and bicycles that can be sold The movement along the curve from Point A to Point B shows the opportunity cost of producing more bicycles. All of the statement Quantity of cars produced If a society experiences a substantial increase in unemployment, the PPF shifts inward If an improved process of manufacturing cars is introduced, the entire PPF will shift outward. All of the statements are true false

Which of the following statements are true regarding this Production Possibilities Curve? Select all that apply: Quantity of bicycles produced PPF Point A represents possible numbers of cars and bicycles that can be sold The movement along the curve from Point A to Point B shows the opportunity cost of producing more bicycles. All of the statement Quantity of cars produced If a society experiences a substantial increase in unemployment, the PPF shifts inward If an improved process of manufacturing cars is introduced, the entire PPF will shift outward. All of the statements are true false

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