inputs and outputs
The Production Possibilities frontier/curve
My boner
The economy is fully employed and is using least-cost methods of production.
according to harrod domar model the level of savings remain constant to the proportion of income.Harrod-Domar model assumes a simple production function y=f(k), where k is capital
A PPF is the locus of points such that all the economy's resources are used to its fullest potential. A PPF is concave to the origin because of the increasing opportunity cost to produce an additional unit of x (on the horizontal axes). A point inside the PPF is attainable because (1) there may be no full employment or (2) inspite of full employment they are used to less potential. On the contrary a point outside the PPF is not attainable because the PPF itself is the locus of the maximum attainable output given resources, the PPF may however expand due to increase in resources or their efficiency.
Attainable.
The Production Possibilities frontier/curve
My boner
The economy is fully employed and is using least-cost methods of production.
The Colt frontier .22 model K with that serial number was made in the first year of production, 1960 as the 2nd year, 1961, started with 3088K.
That was the Q model and was produced in the second year of production. 1958 is the serial # 15766Q or 1576Q ????????
Productive Opportunities by Kayors A short answer which I hope will help: The definition of what can be produced within an economy or "productive opportunities" would depend on the advancement of technology, the availability and access to resources and also what producers and entrepreneurs can think of at the given time. If you are into economics, a simpler understanding can be derived from the Production Possibilities Frontier Model which also explain the concept of scarcity and opportunity cost. A more in-depth view may be obtained from production theory.
The Remington Model 547 is in production.
Assembly line production kept the price low and also the car was very simple and partially made from wood.
Assembly line production kept the price low and also the car was very simple and partially made from wood.
Made in 1977
The Ford Model T was in production since 1909. It has been in production ever since that day and it still is in production now. It will not go out of production soon.