Microeconomics
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Author: Roger A. Arnold
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 2, Problem 6WNG
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Explain which point is unattainable.
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- Which of the following statements about the PPF is not correct? a. Points inside the PPF are unattainable. b. The PPF always slopes down. c. The two axes are labeled with quantities of either a good or service. d. Points on the PPF are attainable and resources are used efficiently.arrow_forwardThe data below shows the various production possibilities for an economy that produces two goods, cars, and television sets. CombinationCars Television A10000 B800400 C600800 D4001200 E2001600 F02000 2. Use the letters P to label an attainable point. Use the letter T to label an unattainable point. Use the letter S to show an attainable and inefficient point. 3. List 3 assumptions on which the PPF is drawn.arrow_forwardIn 50 words, tell the reason why PPF do not bow inward.arrow_forward
- For each point on the PPF below identify if it is i) attainable or unattainable, ii) efficient or inefficient.arrow_forwardConsider an economy which uses all its resources to produce national security and consumer goods. Draw a PPF for this economy. Is the PPF convex and concave? Explainarrow_forwardWhat would it take for a point beyond the PPF to ultimately become attainable? Name an important assumption associated with the PPF. Why are models such as the PPF which require broad assumptions used in economics? Economics - Need details Thank Youarrow_forward
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