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3) a) Suppose two countries have production possibilities curve shown in the below figure. Interpret the points in that diagram. b) Suppose that country 1 chooses point B and country 2 chooses point D. How do you think the production possibilities curves of these two countries will differ 50 years from now? Consumption A 200 100 B F C D E 300 350 Investment c) In the figure above, compare points F, G and D. What is the opportunity cost of moving from C to D? What are some ways in which the economy can move out of the inefficient area inside the production possibilities curve?

          3) a) Suppose two countries have production possibilities curve shown in
the below figure. Interpret the points in that diagram.
b) Suppose that country 1 chooses point B and country 2 chooses point
D. How do you think the production possibilities curves of these two
countries will differ 50 years from now?
Consumption
A
200
100
B
F
C
D
E
300 350
Investment
c) In the figure above, compare points F, G and D. What is the
opportunity cost of moving from C to D? What are some ways in
which the economy can move out of the inefficient area inside the
production possibilities curve?

3) a) Suppose two countries have production possibilities curve shown in
the below figure. Interpret the points in that diagram.
b) Suppose that country 1 chooses point B and country 2 chooses point
D. How do you think the production possibilities curves of these two
countries will differ 50 years from now?
Consumption
A
200
100
B
F
C
D
E
300 350
Investment
c) In the figure above, compare points F, G and D. What is the
opportunity cost of moving from C to D? What are some ways in
which the economy can move out of the inefficient area inside the
production possibilities curve?

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