Technologia Imagine you are a citizen of Technologia, a country that produces two goods: Smartphones Tablet computers What do these two goods have in common?

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Technologia Imagine you are a citizen of Technologia, a country that produces two goods: Smartphones Tablet computers What do these two goods have in common? Both digital technology Both wireless Both have touch screens

Coltan Coltan is a heat-resistant ore that can hold a strong electrical charge and is used in making the capacitors needed to produce touch screens for both smartphones and tablet computers. Coltan is rare. Almost all the deposits are found in African countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo. Source: University of Waterloo Earth Sciences Museum (http://www.uwaterloo.ca/earth-sciences-museum)

Technologia’s PPF Simulation of smartphone/tablet production Five students per team; each person can handle only one card at a time. Pull card from “coltan” box. Turn card to appropriate side. Pass to next person. Place in box with appropriate label. Repeat until coltan runs out.

Technologia’s PPF Simulation

Technologia’s PPF Simulation First person pulls a card and turns it to “Tablet”

Technologia’s PPF Simulation Passes the card down the line …

Table 1.1: Smartphone and Tablet Computer Production Possibilities Round (point) Number of smartphones Number of tablet computers 1 (A)   2 (B) 3 (C) 4 (D) 5 (E) 6 (F)

Technologia’s PPF Tablets Smartphones

Technologia’s PPF Smartphones Tablets Increase in the amount of coltan available for production PPF shifts “out,” away from the origin

Technologia’s PPF Increase in productivity for smartphones One unit of coltan can produce two smartphones PPF has shifted outward, away from origin Smartphones Tablets