May/June 2026 Paper 11

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3Production Possibility Curves Growth Trade OffsMedium1 mark
A country’s production possibility curve (PPC) shifts from to and the economy’s output moves from point X to point Y.
production possibility curve diagram, consumer goods on the vertical axis and capital goods on the horizontal axis, with two curves that start at the same point on the consumer goods axis: PPC1 with point X on it, and PPC2 outside it with point Y on it, reaching further along the capital goods axis
What has happened in this country?