Which of the following would shift the U.S. PPF outward, ceteris paribus? All of the above would cause inward shifts of the U.S. PPF. A decrease in spending on education and an increase in restaurant dining. An increase in the quantity of labor through immigration. An income tax cut for consumers. Hurricanes on the East and Gulf coasts and drought and wildfires in the West. A pandemic.
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