The blue (inner) curve on the following graph shows the current production possibilities curve (PPC) for the economy of Econoland, and the green (outer) curve shows the PPC for Econoland next year if the economy were to operate at point B today. That is, investment choices today impact the growth of the economy, and thus the PPC for next year. PPC Next Year PPC Today CAPITAL GOODS CONSUMPTION GOODS

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