Production–Possibility Frontier Calculator

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Production–Possibility Frontier Calculator

The Calculator helps calculating the Production–Possibility Frontier

In economics, A production–possibility frontier (PPF) or production possibility curve (PPC) is a graphical representation of possible combinations of two goods (such as butter and guns) that can be produced with constant technology and resources per unit of time, such that more of one good could be produced only by diverting resources from the other good, resulting in less production of it; i. e. production tradeoffs, usually for an economy, but which can also be interpreted as applying for an individual, household, etc.


Product / Factor of production
Supply of Factor of Production






 

 

Examples of calculations that can be done using Production–Possibility Frontier Calculator: 

Given the Data:

Product / Factor of production Factor of production 1 Factor of production 2
Product A 1 0.5
Product B 4 1
Supply of Factor of Production 500 200



The Production–possibility frontier can be described using the following table:

Quantity Product A Quantity Product B
0.00 125.00
40.00 115.00
80.00 105.00
120.00 95.00
160.00 85.00
200.00 75.00
240.00 65.00
280.00 55.00
320.00 40.00
360.00 20.00
400.00 0.00