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A production possibility curve depicts those different combinations of two commodities that an economy can produce with the help of available resources. Normally, the production possibility curve is concave to the origin. It is because of increasing marginal opportunity cost. A production possibility curve shifts out due to technological progress or increases in the supply of resources available to an economy or both.