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Economics
1.1 Nature of Economics
1.1.4 Production Possibility Frontiers
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Capital
Goods
Goods used in the production process eg. machinery or factories
Consumer
Goods
Goods produced for
consumption
Concave
Production
Possibility Frontier
There is a
rising
marginal opportunity cost as more of one good is produced because of imperfect factor
mobility
Pareto
Efficiency
An economy where resources cannot be
reallocated
without making another individual
worse
off
Barter
The
exchange
of one good or service for another without using money
PPF
The
maximum
possible combination of
capital
and consumers goods and economy produce with its available
resources
Changes in
Production
on a PPF
-Increased
capital
goods, but no increase in consumer goods shows
inefficiency
-Increased
consumer
goods, but no increase in capital goods shows increased
productivity
likely due to improved tech