Activity 2: Production Possibilities FrontierEBP Construction is producing cements and plywood. The productionfunction of the economic goods are presented in the table below.Plywood("000 units)CementPoint('000 units)AB7370C5030D3644E1763F80IDirections: Do the following tasks on a separate sheet of paper:a. Graph the PPF.b. Describe the nature of point A-F.c. Describe the nature of point G which is inside the PPF.d. Describe the nature of point H which is outside the PPF.PASIGNOISIAI

Production possibility curve shows the combination of two goods that a country can produce with…

EBP Construction is producing cements and plywood. The production function of the economic goods are presented in the table below. Plywood ('000 units) Cement Point ('000 units) A 8. 73 70 50 30 36 44 17 63 F 80 Directions: Do the following tasks on a separate sheet of paper: a. Graph the PPF. b. Describe the nature of point A-F. c. Describe the nature of point G which is inside the PPF. d. Describe the nature of point H which is outside the PPF. BCDE

EBP Construction is producing cements and plywood. The production function of the economic goods are presented in the table below. Plywood ('000 units) Cement Point ('000 units) A 8. 73 70 50 30 36 44 17 63 F 80 Directions: Do the following tasks on a separate sheet of paper: a. Graph the PPF. b. Describe the nature of point A-F. c. Describe the nature of point G which is inside the PPF. d. Describe the nature of point H which is outside the PPF. BCDE

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