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The document discusses the different shapes a production possibilities frontier (PPF) can take depending on the production function of the goods. A PPF will be linear if production exhibits constant returns to scale (CRS), convex if diminishing returns to scale (DRS) where later units are more costly, and concave if increasing returns to scale (IRS).
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- 1. Shapes of PPF PPF when production function of goods produced exhibits CRS. Often used when there is only one factor of production PPF when production function of goods produced exhibits DRS. The cost of producing additional units gradually increases, the last unit being most costly PPF when production function of goods produced exhibits IRS.