In a nation with excessive population growth and unskilled labor, the production possibilities curve tends to: Group of answer choices Shift to an increased level Shift to the right Increase and then decrease Remain unchanged Reach an unattainable point

This question is incomplete, the options are wrong. The correct options are the following:

a) Reach the unattainable point.

b) Increase and then decrease.

c) Remain unchanged.

d) Shift to a point on the graph which reflects growth.

e) Increase at a decreasing rate.

And the correct answer is the option D: Shift to a point on the graph which reflects growth.

Explanation:

To begin with, the name of "Production Possibilities Curve" in the field of microeconomics refers to the graphic that shows the maximum quantity of a combination of goods and services that a certain economy can produce in a determine period of time given a state of technology. The line that represents the frontier of the possibilities in the graphic can be reach if some situations happens like for example the population grow constantly.

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