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Guns or Butter The classic example of a country looking at trade-offs is called "guns or butter." A country can produce two types of goods: military goods (guns) or civilian goods (butter). If a country chooses to use their resources to produce "guns," then they have fewer resources to make "butter." Imagine that a country can produce 1 million tons of steel each year. It can choose to use that steel to make tanks for the military or it can use that steel to make playground equipment. . In this situation, what represents the "guns"? |. . What represents the "butter"? | . Why might a country decide to make military goods instead of consumer goods? tes