A line graph showing production possibilities curves." A graph showing two production possibilities curves. The x-axis is labeled Consumption Goods. The y-axis is labeled Investment Goods. There are five points marked on the graph. They are labeled A through E. Point A is inside of both production possibilities curves. Points B and C are on the inside production possibilities curve. Point B shows a lower quantity of consumption goods and a higher quantity of investment goods. Point C shows a higher quantity of consumption goods and a lower quantity of investment goods. Points D and E are on the outside production possibilities curve. Point D shows a lower quantity of consumption goods and a higher quantity of investment goods. Point E shows a higher quantity of consumption goods and a lower quantity of investment goods." Refer to the Production-Possibilities 1 figure. A rightward shift of aggregate supply is consistent with a move from point Multiple Choice B to point D. E to point A. D to point E. B to point C