Please choose answers for what happens to ppf and explanation from the dropdown shown Question 3 - Part 2Explain how each of the following situations would affect a nation's production possibilities curve.(i1) COVID-19 increases the number of unemployed workers in the nation.What happens to PPF Choose.Choose.ExplanationUnused resourcesProduce outside PPFReduction in resourcesPPF shifts outwardsQuestion 3 - Part 3Produce inside PPFExplain how each of th Increase in resourcesproduction possibilities curve.(iii) A global pandemic Increased production given resourcesPPF shifts inwardsdeath of over 400,000 individuals.What happens to PPFChoore

The PPF curve shows the combinations of goods that a nation can be produced using all of its…

Question 3 - Part 2 Explain how each of the following situations would affect a nation's production possibilities curve. (m COVID-19 increases the number of unemployed workers in the nation. What happens to PPF Choose. Explanation Choose. Unused resources Produce outside PPF Reduction in resources PPF shifts outwards Question 3 - Part 3 Explain how each of th Increase in resources (ii) A global pandemic Increased production given resources Produce inside PPF s production possibilities curve. death of over 400,000 individuals. PPF shifts inwards

Question 3 - Part 2 Explain how each of the following situations would affect a nation's production possibilities curve. (m COVID-19 increases the number of unemployed workers in the nation. What happens to PPF Choose. Explanation Choose. Unused resources Produce outside PPF Reduction in resources PPF shifts outwards Question 3 - Part 3 Explain how each of th Increase in resources (ii) A global pandemic Increased production given resources Produce inside PPF s production possibilities curve. death of over 400,000 individuals. PPF shifts inwards

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