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Production possibilities curve is a graphical representation

How a production possibilities curve is a graphical representation of choices?

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1. Points on the curve represent maximum possible combinations of robots and pizza given resources and technology.

2. Points inside the curve represent underemployment or unemployment.

3. Points outside the curve are unattainable at present.

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