31.The following passage is froman editorial by Bjorn Lomborg, which appeared in the March 29, 2022 edition of The Wall Street Journal:

"... the narrow focus on immediate climate objectives undermines future prosperity. The world currently shells out more than half a trillion dollars annually in private and public funds on climate policies, while spending from the governments of countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development on innovation that underpins growth in areas such as healthcare, space, defense, agriculture and science has been declining as a percentage of gross domestic product over recent decades."

Referring to the production possibility frontier depicted below, which point is most consistent with Mr. Lomborg's view of how OECD economies are currently allocating their resources? (You should assume that Lomborg believes economies are using their inputs efficiently.)