When a nation's production possibilities frontier is a straight line sloping downward, what type of opportunity costs does it indicate?

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constant opportunity costsdeclining opportunity costsinitially rising then falling opportunity costsrising opportunity costsvariable opportunity costs

Explanation

A linear (downward sloping) production possibilities frontier demonstrates that the opportunity cost remains consistent as production shifts between goods. This means the trade-off rate does not change, indicating constant opportunity costs.