Title: How does specialization allow a country to achieve consumption beyond its production possibilities curve? a. Specialization does not contribute to greater consumption. b.
Headings: How does specialization allow a country to achieve consumption beyond its production possibilities curve?
a. Specialization does not contribute to greater consumption.
b. Specialization allows a country to produce more of one good and trade the excess production for other goods.
c. When specializing, a country ceases to produce the costlier goods and instead obtains those goods by trading the less costly goods it produces.
d. Consumption is always on the production possibilities curve.

How does specialization allow a country to achieve consumption beyond its production possibilities curve?
a. Specialization does not contribute to greater consumption.
b. Specialization allows a country to produce more of one good and trade the excess production for other goods.
c. When specializing, a country ceases to produce the costlier goods and instead obtains those goods by trading the less costly goods it produces.
d. Consumption is always on the production possibilities curve.
Content: How does specialization allow a country to achieve consumption beyond its production possibilities curve? a. Specialization does not contribute to greater consumption. b.





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Denise Kaiser
22 November, 16:32
How does specialization allow a country to achieve consumption beyond its production possibilities curve? a. Specialization does not contribute to greater consumption. b. Specialization allows a country to produce more of one good and trade the excess production for other goods. c. When specializing, a country ceases to produce the costlier goods and instead obtains those goods by trading the less costly goods it produces. d. Consumption is always on the production possibilities curve. +2
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Jaida 22 November, 17:04
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The answer is letter c.
Explanation: A country can only consume beyond its Production Possibilities Curve (PPC) when it employs specialization, which involves trading. When a country uses specialization, it allows the country to produce only those consumption goods that offer low opportunity cost for them.