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    Abhishek Rathore 3 years, 2 months ago

    Positive economic analysis refer to the analysis in which we study what is or now an economic problem is solved by analysis positive statement and machenism .these are factual statement and describe what ,was what is and what would be

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    Positive economic analysis refer to the analysis in which we study what is or now an economic problem is solved by analysis positive statement and machenism .these are factual statement and describe what ,was what is and what would be

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    It is curve showing different combinations of two goods that can be produced on the assumption that:- 1. Resources are given 2. Resources are fully filled and utilised 3. Technology remains constant 4. Resources are used specific

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    The production possibilities frontier (ppf) refer to a curve that shows various alternative combination of two goods that can be produce with efficient utilization of the given resources and technology it is also called the production possibilities curve ( ppc ).it is concave to the orgin.

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