Question : Production possibility curve refers to the graphical representation of possible combinations of two goods that can be produced with given __________ and _________.
Option 1: Resources, technology
Option 2: Distribution, income
Option 3: Goods, services
Option 4: None of these
Correct Answer: Resources, technology
Solution : The term "production possibility curve" describes the graphical representation of potential pairings of two items that can be manufactured given certain resources and technological capabilities. Hence, the correct option is 1.
Question : Assumptions for Production Possibility Curve is/are:
Option 1: The amount of resources in an economy is fixed
Option 2: With the help of given resources, only two goods can be produced
Option 3: Resources are not fully equally efficient in production of all products.
Option 4: All of the above
Question : Why does Production Possibility Curve slope downward?
Option 1: More of one good can be produced only by taking resources away from the production of another good.
Option 2: Less of one good can be produced only by taking resources away from the production of another good.
Option 3: More of one good can not be produced only by taking resources away from the production of another good.
Option 4: None of the above
Question : ______shows a variety of combinations of these two products that provide the same level of satisfaction:-
Option 1: Indifference curve
Option 2: ISO quant
Option 3: Marginal utility curve
Option 4: ISO cost curve
Question : The curve gives the maximum amount of corn produced in the economy for any given amount of cotton and vice-versa. This curve is called the _____.
Option 1: Total revenue curve
Option 2: Indifference curve
Option 3: Production Possibility Frontier
Option 4: Demand curve
Question : Which of the following statements is correct regarding the production possibility frontier?
I. It gives the combinations between two goods that can be produced when the resources of the economy are fully utilised.
II. It illustrates the production possibilities of the economy.
Option 1: Only I
Option 2: Only II
Option 3: Both I and II
Option 4: Neither I nor II
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