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A production possibilities frontier will have a curved or “bowed out” shape if: | |||||||||
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(Figure: Graph Interpretation) In the graph, _____ is the
dependent variable and the slope of the line is _____. |
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If a price floor is set below the market price, it is: | |||||||||
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Total surplus is calculated as: | |||||||||
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Answer
1.
The correct answer is "option 1"
opportunity costs are increasing.
A production possibilities frontier will have a curved or bowed out
shape if opportunity costs are increasing. This is due to the law
of increasing opportunity costs.
2.
The correct answer is "option 3"
S; negative
In the given graph R is the independent variable and S is the
dependent variable. Since the line is sloping downwards it has a
negative slope.
3.
The correct answer is "option 1"
ineffective
If a price floor is set below the market price it is ineffective. A
price floor sets the minimum price that should be received for the
commodity. If it is set below the equilibrium price then it will be
ineffective.
4.
The correct answer is "option 2"
producer surplus plus consumer surplus
Total surplus=consumer surplus+ producer surplus
Total surplus is calculated as the total addition of the consumer
surplus and producer surplus.
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