🎨 1.
Cover Page (Handmade)
Design using visuals like:
PPC curves
Government buildings or policies
Illustrations of economic growth or sectoral changes
Include:
Title
Your Name
Class XI – Economics
Roll Number
Academic Year: 2025–26
📄 2. Title Page
Project Title:
Effect on Production Possibility Curve due to Various Government Policies
🙏 3. Acknowledgement
Sample:
I sincerely thank my Economics teacher [Name] for their guidance and support in
completing this project. I would also like to express my gratitude to CBSE for incorporating
practical learning through projects.
[Your Name]
Class XI, Roll No.: ___
🧾 4. Certificate
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that [Your Name], a student of Class XI, has successfully completed the
project titled “Effect on PPC due to Various Government Policies” under my supervision.
This work is submitted in partial fulfillment of the CBSE curriculum for the academic year
2025–26.
Date: ___________
Signature: ___________
(Internal Examiner)
📑 5. Index
S. No. Content Page No.
1. Introduction to PPC 1
2. Key Concepts: Scarcity, Opportunity Cost 2–3
3. What Shifts the PPC? 4
4. Role of Government in Economy 5
5. Government Policies Affecting PPC 6–15
6. Case Studies (India/Global) 16–18
7. Graphical Representation of PPC Shifts 19–20
8. Key Findings 21
9. Conclusion 22
10. Suggestions 23
11. Bibliography 24
📚 Content Section Breakdown
🔹 Introduction to PPC
Define PPC (Production Possibility Curve)
Assumptions: full employment, fixed resources, constant technology
Shows trade-off and opportunity cost
🔹 Key Concepts
Scarcity of Resources
Opportunity Cost illustrated with PPC
Examples: guns vs butter, consumer goods vs capital goods
🔹 What Causes the PPC to Shift?
Rightward shift: economic growth, new tech, capital formation
Leftward shift: disasters, war, resource loss
🔹 Role of Government
Allocates resources through fiscal and monetary policies
Invests in education, healthcare, defence, etc.
Controls inflation/unemployment
🔹 Government Policies That Affect PPC
1. Investment in Education & Skill Development
Improves human capital → rightward shift of PPC
2. Infrastructure Development
Roads, electricity → increases productivity → outward shift
3. Subsidies to Farmers/Industries
Boosts production in targeted sectors
4. Health and Sanitation Programs
Healthy population = higher productivity
5. Defence Spending
May lead to underproduction of consumer goods → movement along PPC
6. Import/Export Policies
Promotes specialisation → better resource use → shift of PPC
7. Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation
Can restore capacity lost due to calamities
8. Technology Policy / R&D Promotion
Innovation leads to productivity → outward PPC shift