If Country a Has Been Investing a Larger Proportion of Its

Multiple Choice

If country A has been investing a larger proportion of its domestic output than Canada has, then, we would expect:

A) a higher rate of growth of domestic output in country A than in Canada.
B) greater rightward shifts in country A's production possibilities curve as compared to Canada.
C) that in the long run living standards would rise more rapidly in country A than in Canada.
D) all of the above to happen.