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2. Introductory Economic Models / PPF - Outward Shifts / Problem 7
Problem 7
Which of the following best describes the effect of a new technology that doubles the efficiency of producing solar panels?
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The PPF will remain unchanged as the technology only affects one good.
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The entire PPF will shift outward, increasing the production capacity of all goods.
C
The PPF will shift outward on the axis representing solar panels, increasing their production capacity.
D
The PPF will shift inward on the axis representing solar panels, decreasing their production capacity.
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