production possibility frontier Flashcards

1
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examples of scarce resources

A

land
labor
resources

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2
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2 types of goods economies can produce

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butter
guns

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3
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what does the point on the curve indicate on PPC/PPF

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the best use of resources

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4
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what does the point under the curve indicate on PPC/PPF

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not all resources used

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5
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what does the point above the curve indicate on PPC/PPF

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unattainable with current resources

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6
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what does a straight line on PPC/PPF indicate

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opportunity cost is constant

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7
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what are inputs

A

factors of production

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8
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what are outputs

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products or services given to consumers

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9
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what is the production possibility frontier

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the maximum quantity of goods that an economy can efficiently produce given the available inputs, it shows the opportunity cost of one good in terms of another

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10
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expansion of PPF

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shifts to the right, indicating economic growth

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11
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contraction of PPF

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shifts to the left

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12
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define productive effeciency

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when an economy is on its PPF it cannot increase the production of one good without reducing the production of another

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