If a producer does NOT face increasing opportunity cost,then the production possibilities frontier is:

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A straight downward-sloped curve indicates that the producer does not face increasing opportunity costs, and can produce more of one good without sacrificing the production of the other. If the PPF was bowed outward or inward, it would suggest that there are increasing opportunity costs as production of one good increases, meaning the producer must sacrifice production of the other good. A positively sloped curve would suggest that the producer has a fixed amount of resources, and must give up some production of one good in order to produce more of the other good.

If a Producer Does NOT Face Increasing Opportunity Cost,then the Production