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If a nation is operating at a point inside the production possibilities curve, it indicates that the nation could
A. Increase its production of both goods X and Y simultaneously
B. Increase its production of one good, but only at the expense of reducing the other good
C. Not produce any more of one of the goods X or Y
D. Not employ any more resources because all resources are now employed.
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