1.- At point A, how many berries are produced? 2. Was the economy capable of producing more than this? Explain

At point A, the number of berries produced can be determined by examining the production possibilities frontier (PPF) graph, which typically displays trade-offs in production. If point A is on the curve, it represents maximum efficiency in berry production without sacrificing other goods. If it's within the curve, it shows underutilization of resources. Yes, the economy could potentially produce more berries if it operates efficiently or reallocates resources. If point A is not on the PPF, then there's room to increase berry production. Otherwise, for the economy to produce more, there may need to be investments in technology or labor training to boost overall productivity.