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discuss meaning of ppc through a schedule and diagram​

Answer 1

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The production possibility curve represents graphically alternative production possibilities open to an economy. The productive resources of the community can be used for the production of various alternative goods. But since they are scarce, a choice has to be made between the alternative goods that can be produced.

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Answer 2

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• A production possibility curve, therefore, is simply a curve representing the possible outputs (i.e., feasible outputs) of a process.  The cost is represented by the slope of the curve.  If the curve has a positive slope, then the curve represents a production possibility set, the curve has a negative slope represents a production restriction set, and the curve with a zero slope represents an impossible set of outputs.

Explanation:

Production Possibility Curve (PPC) is the locus (the path of a moving point) of various combinations of two commodities which can be produced with given level of resources and technology. It is also known as transformation curve. We can draw the PPC on the basis of above schedule.

• In business, a production possibility curve (PPC) is made to evaluate the performance of a manufacturing system when two commodities are manufactured together. The management utilises this graph to plan the perfect proportion of goods to produce in order to reduce the wastage and costs while maximising profits.
• The diagram or graph explains the units of goods that a company can produce if all the resources are utilised productively. Therefore, a single commodity’s maximum manufacturing probability is arranged on the X-axis and that of the other commodity on the Y-axis. Here, the curve is represented to show the number of products that can be created with limited resources, while pausing the use of technology in between.
• In the graph, the line sloping down also depicts the trade-off between producing commodity A and commodity B. When a firm diverts its resources to produce commodity B, the production of commodity A reduces.
• A point above the curve indicates the unattainable with the available resources. A point below the curve means that the production is not utilising 100 percent of the business’ resources.
• The production of 20,000 watermelons and 1,20,000 pineapples is shown on point B in the graph. If the production of watermelons needs to be more, then the production of pineapples should be less. On the graph, point C indicates that if the production of watermelons has to be 45,000, then the company can deliver only 85,000 pineapples. With this trade-off, the curve shows the idea of opportunity cost.
• The production possibility curve also shows the choice of society between two different products.

Shape of PPC

• It is downward sloping and concave to the point of origin.

Reasons for such shape of PPC

• It is downward sloping because of the few units we sacrifice for the others, as there exists an inverse relationship between the change in quantity of one commodity and the change in quantity of the other commodities.
• PPC is concave-shaped because more and more units of one commodity are sacrificed to gain an additional unit of another commodity.

Underutilisation of resources

• However, if there is unemployment or inefficiency in resource utilisation, then we can produce at any point inside the PPC.

Reference Link

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