ppf: Production–possibility frontier

In R-CoderDotCom/econocharts: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Charts Made with 'ggplot2'

Description

Creates production–possibility frontiers. The function allows specifying custom frontiers, modifying the type of the curves (concave or linear), creating intersections along the values of the Y-axis and the curve and customizing the final output with further arguments.

Usage

ppf(
  ...,
  xmax,
  ymax,
  type = "concave",
  x,
  linecol,
  labels,
  generic = TRUE,
  geom = "text",
  geomcol = 1,
  geomfill = "white",
  main = NULL,
  sub = NULL,
  xlab = NULL,
  ylab = NULL,
  acol,
  alpha = 0.3,
  bg.col = "white"
)

Arguments

...	Specify the production–possibility frontiers separated by comma (as data.frame) you want to display in the graph. This will override the sample curve.
xmax	Numeric. Allows modifying the maximum X value for the default production–possibility frontier.
ymax	Numeric. Allows modifying the maximum Y value for the default production–possibility frontier.
type	Possible values are "concave" (default) and "line" to plot a concave or a linear production–possibility frontier function by default, respectively.
x	Y-axis values where to create intersections with the production–possibility frontier
linecol	Line color of the curves.
labels	If x is specified are the labels for the intersection points.
generic	Boolean. If TRUE and x is specified, the axis labels shows generic names. If FALSE, the axis labels are the actual data of the axis that corresponds to the intersection points.
geom	Possible values are "text" to display the labels of the intersection points with text and "label" to show them with labels.
geomcol	Color of the labels of the intersection points.
geomfill	If geom = "label" is the background color of the label.
main	Main title of the plot.
sub	Subtitle of the plot.
xlab	Name of the X-axis.
ylab	Name of the Y-axis.
acol	Color of the area of the below the production–possibility frontier
alpha	Transparency of the colored area
bg.col	Background color of the plot

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