In what way does the combination of 30 units of good A and 7 units of good B represent the problem of scarcity? The PPF can help figure out what would be the possible maximum for the economy to produce of the second good, when a specific amount of for the first good is produced. For instance, if 30 units of A is being produced, by plugging it in the PPF and solving for B, the maximum possible to produce of B will be: = 5 45 30 = 5 45 = 3. Therefore, the economy cannot, due to scarcity of resources reflected by the PPF, produce more than 3 of B, when 30 of A is being produced; i.e., 7 of B is not attainable when 30 of A is being produced

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