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Production Possibility Curve during WWII

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mizztaurus86
 
Reply Mon 29 Jun, 2015 07:22 am
What are some factors that shift the Production Possibilty Curve outward during WWII?
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Reply Wed 8 Jul, 2015 02:43 pm
@mizztaurus86,
war goods shifted the ppf outward during ww2.much of eesources were used to produce the weapons and military goods.their production increased due to demand of these goods.
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