g) An economy has 50 workers. Each worker can produce 4 cars or 25 shirts. How many cars can this economy produce?
150 | |
100 | |
200 | |
50 |
Continue with part (g): If we plot this information and draw a
production possibilities frontier (PPF) with shirts on the vertical
axis and cars on the horizontal axis, what is the slope of the PPF?
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i) | A two-person, two-product production possibilities frontier
(PPF) has a _____ shape, and as we increase the number of ____ in
the economy and aggregate to find the total, the aggregate PPF has
a ____ shape.
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j) | The Paradox of Thrift states that an increase in current
savings
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