1.4 Production Possibility Curves Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

What is a production possibility curve?

A

An economic model that considers the maximum possible production to produce only two goods/services

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2
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What is on the y-axis of a PPC?

A

Capital Goods

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3
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What is on the x-axis of a PPC?

A

Consumer Goods

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4
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What does a point inside the PPC represent?

A

Inefficient allocation of resources

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5
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What does a point on the PPC represent?

A

Productive efficiency

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6
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What does a point outside the PPC Represent?

A

Unattainable

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7
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What does an inward shift represent on the PPC?

A

Economic Decline

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8
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What does an outward shift represent on the PPC?

A

Economic Growth

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9
Q

When does economic growth occur?

A

When there is an increase in productive potential of an economy

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10
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When does a shift outwards happen on a PPC?

A

Increase in quality/quantity of FOP

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When does a shift inwards happen on a PPC?

A

Decrease in quality/quantity of FOP

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