Part D E F please do in your own words no copy from anywhere 2. Suppose that society could produce the followingcombinations of pizzas and books:Alternative Quantity of pizzas Quantity of books50403020100ABCDEFa.b.C.d.e.f.01018242830Draw the production-possibilities frontier (PPF) for pizzaand books, being as exact and neat as possible. (Put books onthe horizontal axis. Assume that the dots define a completecurve.)Is it possible or efficient for this society to produce 25pizzas and 25 books?Is it possible or efficient for this society to produce 42pizzas and 1 book?If society is currently producing alternative B, then theopportunity cost of moving to alternative A (and getting 10more pizzas) isbooks.Is the opportunity cost of producing pizzas higher orlower moving from alternative F to E than moving fromalternative B to A? Why is this likely to be so?Suppose that the technologies used in producing bothpizzas and books improve. Draw one possible newproduction-possibilities frontier in the graph above thatrepresents the results of this change. Indicate the direction ofthe change that occurs with an arrow.

Opportunity cost refers to the next best alternative forgone.

2. Suppose that society could produce the following combinations of pizzas and books: Alternative Quantity of pizzas Quantity of books 50 40 30 20 10 0 A B C D E F a. b. C. 0 10 18 24 28 30 Draw the production-possibilities frontier (PPF) for pizza and books, being as exact and neat as possible. (Put books on the horizontal axis. Assume that the dots define a complete curve.) Is it possible or efficient for this society to produce 25 pizzas and 25 books? Is it possible or efficient for this society to produce 42 pizzas and 1 book?