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Opportunity Cost and Comparative Advantage

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Opportunity Cost and Comparative Advantage

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  1. 1ModelA simplified version of realityModel
  2. 2Production Possibility Curve (Frontier)Maximum output possibility for 2+ goods given a set of inputs (resources) are used efficiently
  3. 3Build PPC steps1. define axis
    2. extreme scenarios
    3. plot the combinations
    4. connect the dots
  4. 4Efficient pointsPoints on PPC
    All resources are used efficiently
  5. 5Inefficient pointsPoints below the PPC
    inputs (resources) are not used efficiently
  6. 6Attainable PointsPoints on and below PPC
    amount of goods that can be produced with the available resources
  7. 7Unattainable PointsAll points over the PPC
    Amount of goods that can't be produced with available resources
  8. 8Absolute AdvantageSomeone who could produce a good with the less resources than everyone else
  9. 9Opportunity Costthe value of the next best alternative to an action
  10. 10Calculate opportunity cost from graphslope (gradient) of the PPCCalculate opportunity cost from graph
  11. 11Comparative AdvantageThe one who has the least opportunity cost for an activity
  12. 12Principle of Comparative AdvantageEveryone is better off specializing in the activity they have a comparative advantage onPrinciple of Comparative Advantage
  13. 13Steps to draw economy-wide PPC1. Find the extreme scenarios
    2. expand graph in order of comparative advantage
    3. Only when first agent finishes resource, change to next agent
  14. 14Increasing Opportunity CostFirst to go has lowest comparative advantage. Once that person finishes his/her resources change to next lowest CA
  15. 15Other name of Low Hanging Fruit PrincipleIncreasing Opportunity Cost
  16. 16Factors to shift out PPC1. increase in infrastructure (factories)
    2. increase in population
    3. advancement in knowledge and technology
  17. 17Consumption Possibility Curveall combination of goods the economy can consume
  18. 18CPC on a closed economy isthe same as PPC
  19. 19The CPC in an open economy is usuallygreater than the PPC
  20. 20Why an economic wide PPC is gaped like a bowresources are scarce

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Chapter 1 of ECON1101
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