(a)
Points that correspond to maximum feasible 2018 production that is more likely to be associated with the curve denoted 2019A
Introduction:
(b)
Points that correspond to maximum feasible 2018 production that is more likely to be associated with the curve denoted 2019B
Introduction:
Production Possibility Curve: It is the curve that represents the combination of two goods or services which can be produced with available resources and technology. The points on PPC are optimal points, while a point inside PPC shows inefficiency in production. The PPC can shift rightward which means the resources have increased or technology has become advanced, as a result the production has increased. Whereas, if it shifts leftward, it means resources has decreased or technology has become obsolete.
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