Suppose that a fully employed economy produces only two goods, hamburgers and flat-panel tvs. if the economy is currently producing more than the optimal quantity of hamburgers, then to attain the optimal allocation of resources it should:

It should reduce and increase the allocation of resources towards Hamburgers and Flat Panel TVs respectively to their optimal level.

Explanation:

The economy is at full employment level of resources and it's hamburgers production is at a level more than optimum. This means, that overall the resources employed are at a full level of output/employment. But the resources employed are more towards hamburgers and less towards flat-panel TVs, that's why the production is more of hamburgers and thereby less of flat panel TV's than their respective optimal level.

So, stating all of that to achieve the optimal allocation of resources the economy should reduce and increase the allocation of resources towards Hamburgers and Flat Panel TVs respectively to their optimal level.

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