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Product Curve
Suppose that you have drawn a total product curve for labor given a specific technology. Now let some sort of technological change increase the productivity of labor. A new total product curve would have to be drawn:
A) above the old with a steeper slope for any level of employment greater than zero.
B) above the old with a flatter slope for any level of employment greater than zero.
C) below the old with a steeper slope for any level of employment greater than zero.
D) below the old with a flatter slope for any level of employment greater than zero.
E) directly over the old curve signifying no change in the total product graph; only the marginal product graph would change.
The table below is a production possibility table for the fictional country of Myopia. Use it to construct the corresponding production possibility curve.
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