2. Can you show economic growth on the PPC, business cycle and ASAD model simultaneously? 

Aggregate employment and aggregate output are directly related because firms need to employ more workers in order to produce more output, holding other factors constant. This is captured by the aggregate production function.

Output per employed worker is a measure of average labor productivity.

Productivity is determined by the level of technology and physical and human capital per worker.

The aggregate production function shows that output per capita is positively related to both physical and human capital per capita.

An outward shift in the PPC is analogous to a rightward shift of the long-run aggregate supply curve. 

Public policies that impact productivity and labor force participation affect real GDP per capita and economic growth.

Government policies that invest in infrastructure and technology affect growth.

Supply-side fiscal policies affect aggregate demand, aggregate supply, and potential output in the short run and long run by influencing incentives that affect household and business economic behavior.

Explain (using graphs and data as appropriate) the determinants of economic growth.

Calculate (using graphs and data as appropriate) per capita GDP and economic growth.

Explain (using graphs as appropriate) how the PPC is related to the long-run aggregate supply (LRAS) curve.

Public policies that impact productivity and labor force participation affect real GDP per capita and economic growth.

Government policies that invest in infrastructure and technology affect growth.

Supply-side fiscal policies affect aggregate demand, aggregate supply, and potential output in the short run and long run by influencing incentives that affect household and business economic behavior.