A Level Economics (9708)•9708/13/M/J/25

Explanation
Points on opposite sides of the PPC: one inside (attainable, inefficient) and one outside (unattainable).
Steps:
- The PPC curve separates inside points (attainable but inefficient) from outside points (unattainable without growth).
- Point K is outside the PPC, as it requires economic growth.
- Point M lies on the PPC, indicating efficient production.
- From the diagram, identify N inside the curve and R outside to find opposites.
Why C is correct:
- N (inside, attainable inefficiently) and R (outside, unattainable) lie on opposite sides of the PPC, per the curve's boundary definition.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: K and N are opposite only if N is inside, but diagram shows N inside while L may not pair oppositely with R.
- B: L and R could both be inside or on the same side, not guaranteed opposite.
- D: S is not mentioned or shown in the diagram.
Final answer: C
Topic: Production possibility curves
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