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Q: How does the shape of production possibility frontier graph affect the opportunity cost?

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Q: How does the production possibility frontier demonstrates the basic economic problem of scarcity.

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Q: Below is a production possibilities table for capital goods and consumer goods. GOODS PRODUCED…

A: ALTERNATIVES   Consumer   Capital   A  40 0  B  36 3  C  28.00 6  D  16.00 9  E  0.00 12

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A: Item available indicates the supply of a good while item people want is the demand for the good.

Q: 1. Explain the economic problem of scarcity.

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