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    • What does a supply and demand diagram illustrate?

      It illustrates the relationship between price and quantity supplied and demanded.
    • What does the letter P represent in a supply and demand diagram?

      Price
    • What does the letter Q represent in a supply and demand diagram?

      Quantity
    • What happens to demand when there is a change in price?

      A change in price causes a movement along the demand curve.
    • What does P2 indicate in relation to price and demand?

      P2 shows that when the price increases, the demand decreases.
    • What does the production possibility frontier (PPF) illustrate?

      • Different combinations of capital goods and consumer goods
      • The economy's production capacity when all resources are employed
      • Choices made within an economy regarding types of goods produced
    • What do points x and y represent on the PPF diagram?

      Point x shows the maximum possible output of consumer goods, and point y shows the maximum possible output of capital goods.
    • What does the line drawn between points x and y on the PPF represent?

      The line represents the economy's production possibility frontier.
    • What does the PPF curve show?

      The PPF curve shows all the different combinations of consumer goods and capital goods that can be produced.
    • What does the micro PPF diagram illustrate?

      • Production possibilities for a firm
      • Focus on specific goods like mobile phones and laptops
      • Maximum output scenarios for each type of good
    • What does point x indicate in the micro PPF diagram?

      Point x shows the maximum possible output of laptops, providing no mobile phones are produced.
    • What does point 2 on the PPF diagram indicate?

      Point 2 shows that the economy is not employing all the available resources, indicating productive inefficiency.
    • What does a movement along the PPF curve from A to B signify?

      A movement along the PPF curve from A to B shows that more capital goods can be produced by reducing the production of consumer goods.
    • What is associated with productive inefficiency in the PPF context?

      Productive inefficiency is associated with unemployment of resources.
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