1.1.4 Production Possibility Frontiers 0.0 / 5 ? EconomicsMicroeconomicsASEdexcel Created by: 13clarkenCreated on: 18-04-19 13:07 9624185710 Across 1. ... in the short term would be shown on a PPF as an increase in the output of one good with the other good staying at the same output (10) 4. Causes of ... of the PPF could be because there is more productive workers, more workers, new resources discovered, more capital equipment or new production techniques (6) 5. ... is shown on a PPF as an outward movement of the curve (8, 6) 6. ... measures output relative to inputs. Labour ... measures output per worker. The equation is Total Output/Total Input (12) 7. Causes of ... of the PPF could be because there are changes in demand, as a result of tastes and fashions or needs (9) 10. Points ... the PPF show that production is currently unattainable/impossible, but could be set as a target for the future (7) Down 1. ... in the long term would be shown on the PPF as an outward movement of the curve (10) 2. Points ... the PPF show the production capacity as not being at its maximum output and not at its maximum efficiency. E.g. Not all technology is being used or people aren't working as productively (6) 8. Production Possibility Frontiers (PPF) are shown as ... because resources are not equally efficient at producing both goods (7) 9. A frontier which is a straight line would show that the ... remains constant whatever the output (11, 4)
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