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BASIC ECONOMIC
OVER VIEW
MICROECONOMIC MACROECONOMIC
• Labor - individuals who contribute to the production process. ;physical and mental
energy; skilled and unskilled.
• Land - owned by individuals; its supply is limited; two categories : renewable and non-
renewable
• Capital - refers to the money or other wealth resources used in the production process;
two categories: Physical capital (Physical capital is the equipment used to
manufacture other items such as machinery, machinery and building equipment)
and working capital Entrepreneurs (cash, stock and raw material processed )
• Entrepreneurs - individuals who have the expertise to combine and coordinate other
production
MICRO
1. firm
2. household
3. government MICROECONOMICS
4. international trade VS. MACROECONOMICS
• MICROECONOMICS MACROECONOMICS
OPPORTUNITY
CHOICE
COST
the forgone cost of not
to choose the best among
choosing other alternative uses
the alternative uses the
resources can provide. This
involves forgone cost
BASIC ECONOMIC QUESTIONS
DEFINITION:
• The PPC shows the various possible combinations of goods and
services produced within a specified time period with all its resources
fully and efficiently employed.
PPC is various possible combination of goods and services
produced within a specified time with given technology and resources
PRODUCTION POSSIBILITIES CURVE (PPC)
(CONT.)
- two products
Assumptions: - fixed resources
- fixed technology
- economy is at full
employment (efficient)
1. The economy is operating in full employment and full
production capacity (full efficiency). fully use all the resources
2. The amount of resources available are fixed.
3. The state of technology does not change throughout the
production.
PRODUCTION POSSIBILITIES CURVE (PPC) (cont.)
x axis - things yg meningkat
y axis - things yg mnurun
Food
- skala kne betul If it allocates all its resources to food, it will produce at
Point A.
100 A
If it allocates all its resources to cloth, it will produce at
B Point E.
90
The country produces two products – food and
cloth.
70 C
at Point C, the country produce the
combination of 70 unit of food and
40 units of cloth.
Point D shows the production of 40
40 D units of food and 60 units of cloth.
E
0
20 40 60 80 Cloth
PRODUCTION POSSIBILITIES CURVE (PPC) (cont.)
Food
G
A cannot reach that as we
B do not have sufficient
UNATTAINABLE resources to produce
F
Point outside the PPC
C (Point G) ➔ SCARCITY
ATTAINABLE
opportunity cost
Any point along the PPC
A --> E = EFFICIENT ➔ CHOICES
Point inside the PPC
(Point F) ➔ Waste D
of resources and Movement from one point
inefficiency x cekap to another (point A to E)
➔ OPPORTUNITY COST
E
Cloth
inside - attainable but inefficient
- wastage / unemployment
Food cengkung
A
PPC IS CONCAVE
100
B
90
Increasing Opportunity Cost
C
70
40 D
E
0
20 40 60 80 Cloth
Food
60
40
20
Cloth
0 20 40 60 80 100
Sewing Machine
cembung
100
PPC IS CONVEX
30
10
4
0 Butter
20 40 60 80 100
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE SHIFT OF PPC - INCREASE POPULATION
- TECHNOLOGY
Food - GROWTH OF ECONOMY
When there is an
Changes in resources increased in
technology and
and technology for resources for both
both goods food and cloth,
the PPC will shift
to the right.
When there is a
decreased in
technology and
resources for both
food and cloth, the
PPC will shift to the
left.
Cloth
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE SHIFT OF PPC
Food
Economic
Performance When the country
enjoys economic
growth, the PPC
bounds outward.
Cloth
ECONOMIC SYSTEM based on who will make the decision