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Resource Utilization Analysis

Imagine a graph that illustrates all possible combinations of tables and chairs a workshop can produce in a week. The outer boundary of the graphed area represents the maximum production capacity. The workshop is currently operating at Point A, which is located inside this boundary. If the workshop improves its processes and moves its production to Point B, located directly on the boundary, what does this change signify about its resource utilization and the concept of opportunity cost?

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