1.1.4 Production Posibility Frontiers Flashcards

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What is a PPF?

A

A curve showing the maximum number of goods and services that can be produced in a given period with finite resources

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What does Point A show on this PPF?

A

An economy that is being productively efficient. It is the maximum potential output of the economy.

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3
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What is a capital good?

A

Goods used as part of the production process

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4
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What are consumer goods?

A

Goods produced for consumption

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5
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Is this economic growth or decline?

A

Growth

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6
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Which point is an efficient and inefficient allocation or resources?

A

A and B = inefficent

C = efficient

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7
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What point is unobtainable production?

A

Point B

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8
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What causes a shift in the PPF?

A

A change in the productive capacity of the economy

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9
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What causes movements along the PPF?

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A change in the allocation of resources to produce more of a good, at the expense of less of the original good

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