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This trend shows "The growing economy".When a PPF is shifted to the right,it means the capacity of production is increased by improvement in technology,discovery of new resources or some other factors.

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What is the relationship between opportunity cost and the production possibilities frontier (PPF)?

Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative foregone when a choice is made. The production possibilities frontier (PPF) shows the maximum possible combinations of goods that can be produced with given resources. The relationship between opportunity cost and the PPF is that as you move along the PPF and produce more of one good, the opportunity cost of producing that good increases because resources are being shifted away from producing other goods.


Why is PPF negatively sloped?

why PPF in economics is negatively sloped


What is the difference straight ppf and concave ppf?

If the opportunity cost is constant, the PPF is a straight line; when the opp. cost of a good rises when it is produced more, then concave.


How a war in us affect the PPF?

War has two distinct effects on the PPF of a nation. Assuming the homeland of the nation at war were vulnerable to attack the entire PPF would shift inward as factories fell prey to enemy attacks - this was not the case for the US during WWII. WWII did not cause an inward shift of the PPF for the US because the mainland was not subject to attack. Production in the US was subject to the second effect of war on the production of a nation, the productive resources were shifted toward materiel for the war effort. This is not an outward shift of the PPF in any way, it is a movement along the PPF in favor of war machines at the cost of consumer goods. It is this second effect that enables countries to produce more war goods despite shrinking overall productivity than the country did in peace.To reiterate, you must remember to treat the two effects of war on a nation's PPF separately because they are distinct effects. Changes in the overall PPF are a result of acts of war (e.g. bombing factories) whereas movements along the PPF are the result of being in warfare (i.e. a given factory now produces tanks instead of cars


What does PFF mean in economics?

You must mean PPF? PPF: Production Possibilities Frontier.

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What is the relationship between opportunity cost and the production possibilities frontier (PPF)?

Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative foregone when a choice is made. The production possibilities frontier (PPF) shows the maximum possible combinations of goods that can be produced with given resources. The relationship between opportunity cost and the PPF is that as you move along the PPF and produce more of one good, the opportunity cost of producing that good increases because resources are being shifted away from producing other goods.


Why is PPF negatively sloped?

why PPF in economics is negatively sloped


When was PPF - company - created?

PPF - company - was created in 1991.


Which of the following steps were applied to abcd to obtain a'b'c'd'A) Shifted 3 units right and 1 unit down.B) Shifted 4 units right and 2 units down.C) Shifted 2 units right and 3 units down.D) Shifted 3 units right and 2 units down?

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Balance of ppf account?

When you open your PPF Account you will get a pass-book which will be updated everytime you make a transaction. These days, when you open a PPF account, the balance is available online. Check with the bank that helped you open the PPF Account. They will help you with it


If a figure is shifted 3 units to the right you add blank to the blank coordinate?

if a figure is shifted 3 units to the right, you add to the coordinate


What is the difference straight ppf and concave ppf?

If the opportunity cost is constant, the PPF is a straight line; when the opp. cost of a good rises when it is produced more, then concave.


How a war in us affect the PPF?

War has two distinct effects on the PPF of a nation. Assuming the homeland of the nation at war were vulnerable to attack the entire PPF would shift inward as factories fell prey to enemy attacks - this was not the case for the US during WWII. WWII did not cause an inward shift of the PPF for the US because the mainland was not subject to attack. Production in the US was subject to the second effect of war on the production of a nation, the productive resources were shifted toward materiel for the war effort. This is not an outward shift of the PPF in any way, it is a movement along the PPF in favor of war machines at the cost of consumer goods. It is this second effect that enables countries to produce more war goods despite shrinking overall productivity than the country did in peace.To reiterate, you must remember to treat the two effects of war on a nation's PPF separately because they are distinct effects. Changes in the overall PPF are a result of acts of war (e.g. bombing factories) whereas movements along the PPF are the result of being in warfare (i.e. a given factory now produces tanks instead of cars


What causes ppf to be a straight line?

when the oppotunity cost is a constant the PPF will be a stright line


What does PFF mean in economics?

You must mean PPF? PPF: Production Possibilities Frontier.


What is a sentence with shift?

The nameplate shifted to the right.


Do company require PPF registration?

No. PPF is a voluntary contribution scheme and company's are not required to register.

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