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Based on what you have read, if Jasmine works at the supermarket, what is her opportunity cost?

A
working at a new job
B
earning extra spending money
C
gaining job experience
D
missing out on playing basketball
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500 doughnuts70 bagels100 croissants

A
500 doughnuts
B
70 bagels
C
100 croissants
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30 4060

A
30
B
40
C
60
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100 doughnuts140 bagels 70 doughnuts

A
100 doughnuts
B
140 bagels
C
70 doughnuts
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1020 30

A
10
B
20
C
30
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Based on what you have read, what is the opportunity cost of the glass-making company’s decision?

A
a higher quality item
B
a greater profit
C
a loss of equipment
D
a longer production time
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Imagine that the company invented a machine that would double the production of baseballs and bats.In such a case, what would happen to the curve in the graph?

A
It would stay where it is.
B
It would grow on one axis, but shrink on the other.
C
It would expand on both axes.
D
It would shrink on both axes.
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Based on what you have read, what is the opportunity cost of the glass-making company’s decision?

A
a higher quality item
B
a greater profit
C
a loss of equipment
D
a longer production time
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Imagine that the company invented a machine that would double the production of baseballs and bats.In such a case, what would happen to the curve in the graph?

A
It would stay where it is.
B
It would grow on one axis, but shrink on the other.
C
It would expand on both axes.
D
It would shrink on both axes.
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120 80 40

A
120
B
80
C
40
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In one hour of work, Raj can make 60 doughnuts or 20 croissants.

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In one hour of work, Raj can make 60 doughnuts or 20 croissants. Refer to that information and use the drop-down menu to fill in the missing parts of the production possibility schedule. (1) (2) (3):120
In one hour of work, Raj can make 60 doughnuts or 20 croissants. Refer to that information and use the drop-down menu to fill in the missing parts of the production possibility schedule. (1) (2) (3):60

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