23:44 1 Done 9 of 11 9. Use the graph to interpret information. How can vill 12. Using the graph to interpret information, what you describe the opportunity costs of choosing is a more cost effective choice for gaining more civilian goods as reflected at point D on the graph? civilian goods: giving up a lot of military goods A. You must give up $5 billion in civilian goods or giving up fewer military goods? to gain $5.5 billion in military goods. B. You must give up $5 billion in military goods to gain $5.5 billion in civilian goods. C. You must give up $5 billion in civilian goods to gain $8 billion in military goods. 13. What is an unknown factor in calculating D. You must give up $5 billion in military goods Floam opportunity costs? to gain $8 billion in civilian goods. 10. What is the best way to describe the opportunity cost between military goods produced and civilian goods produced on the graph? A. Both can be produced with no opportunity 14. Describe the opportunity costs of a company's choice costs. to expand its existing store rather than open a new B. Opportunity costs fluctuate a lot. store. Include the costs and benefits of the decision. C. Producing more civilian goods requires gradually larger reductions in military goods. D. As one increases, the other holds steady. 11. Consider the passage about the landscape page 9. If the landscaper decides to speci mowing lawns instead of trimming bushes, is the opportunity cost of his decision? A. the cost of lawns not mowed Extended Response B. the benefit of bushes not trimmed wodmun Write your response on a separate piece of paper. C. the cost of lawn mowing supplies Think back to the landscaping business discussed D. the benefit of specializing in one thing earlier. In what ways might the landscaper's productivity be affected if he hired two people to assist him? Jubong edi tel beamob Making Connections whist ont enled anp onT.