A total output of 3 TVs and 4 stereos: Question 69 options: would never be chosen because the economy is capable of producing a larger total output involves the employment of an economy's scarce resources at less than their full capacity represents the full employment of available resources would always be chosen because this is the product combination that gives the economy's citizens the most satisfaction is unobtainable in this economy

A total output of 3 TVs and 4 stereos: Question 69 options: would never be chosen because the economy is capable of producing a larger total output involves the employment of an economy's scarce resources at less than their full capacity represents the full employment of available resources would always be chosen because this is the product combination that gives the economy's citizens the most satisfaction is unobtainable in this economy

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	would never be chosen because the economy is capable of producing a larger total output
	involves the employment of an economy's scarce resources at less than their full capacity
	represents the full employment of available resources
	would always be chosen because this is the product combination that gives the economy's citizens the most satisfaction
	is unobtainable in this economy