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Ans: 16m Autos and 18m tons of Rice
Explanation:
In a PPF, when the production of one product increases, the production of another product decreases.
In option (a), production of both the goods decreases. So, it is incorrect.
In option (b), production of rice increases, keeping production of as unchanged. So, it is incorrect.
In option (c), production of auto increases and production of rice decreases. So, it is correct.
In option (d), production of both the goods increases. So, it is incorrect.
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