Exam 2: Production Possibilities Frontier Framework

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If there is always a 4-for-1 tradeoff between producing good X and good Y,it follows that the opportunity cost of X (in terms of Y)____________________ and the PPF for these two goods is ______________________.

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An increase in the quantity of resources available

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Which of the following statements is true?

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If resources are better suited toward the production of one good than toward another good,then the PPF for those two goods is

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Productive efficiency implies that

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  -Refer to Exhibit 2-8.For Maria,the opportunity cost of producing one unit of good Y is ___________ unit(s)of good X. -Refer to Exhibit 2-8.For Maria,the opportunity cost of producing one unit of good Y is ___________ unit(s)of good X.

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  -Refer to Exhibit 2-5.As more fax machines are produced,the opportunity cost of producing them -Refer to Exhibit 2-5.As more fax machines are produced,the opportunity cost of producing them

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If a production possibilities frontier (PPF)is concave outward,it follows that

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  -Refer to Exhibit 2-7.For which of the following is the statement In order to get more civilian goods,we have to forfeit some military goods true? -Refer to Exhibit 2-7.For which of the following is the statement "In order to get more civilian goods,we have to forfeit some military goods" true?

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Points inside (below)the production possibilities frontier (PPF)are

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The economy is currently on its production possibilities frontier (PPF).A politician says that it is possible to get more of everything---more infrastructure,more schools,more national defense,more spending on social programs,and so on.The politician is

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The law of increasing opportunity cost helps to explain why PPF's are typically bowed-outward.

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If the law of increasing opportunity costs is operable,and currently the opportunity cost of producing the 1,000th unit of good X is 0.5Y,then the opportunity cost of producing the 2,001st unit of good is X is most likely to be

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  -Refer to Exhibit 2-6.Which graph depicts the result of a decrease in the unemployment rate? -Refer to Exhibit 2-6.Which graph depicts the result of a decrease in the unemployment rate?

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A decrease in the quantity of resources available causes a movement from one point on a given PPF to another point along the same PPF.

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  -Refer to Exhibit 2-3.If PPF<sub>1</sub> is the relevant production possibilities frontier,society can only choose to produce at a point that lies -Refer to Exhibit 2-3.If PPF1 is the relevant production possibilities frontier,society can only choose to produce at a point that lies

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  -Refer to Exhibit 2-6.Which graph depicts the result of an increase in the number of immigrants entering the country in order to work? -Refer to Exhibit 2-6.Which graph depicts the result of an increase in the number of immigrants entering the country in order to work?

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When an economy is not using all of its resources,it is producing at a point below its production possibilities frontier.

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Which scenario below most accurately describes the process by which a technological change can affect employment patterns across industries?

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Consider two straight-line PPFs.They have the same vertical intercept,but curve I is flatter than curve II.The opportunity cost of producing the good on the vertical axis

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