If we consider the reality that each worker has different skills, then the production possibilities frontier should:
A) be bowed inward.
B) be bowed outward.
C) be a straight line.
D) shift outward.

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The production possibilities frontier (PPF) is typically bowed outward to reflect increasing opportunity costs. When each worker has different skills, allocating them to tasks where they are most efficient leads to an outward-bowed shape, indicating that to produce more of one good, increasingly more of another good must be given up, reflecting the varied efficiencies of workers in different tasks.

If We Consider the Reality That Each Worker Has Different