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4 B C Quantity of Guns PPF D 1.1 A Quantity of Butter

5 B C Quantity of Output 2 D 1.2 A Quantity of Output 1 5

6 Quantity of Maintenance
B C Quantity of Maintenance D 1.3 A Quantity of Resource-Depleting Production 6

7 Quantity of Output 2 Quantity of Output 1
Future PPF with High Maintenance Now Quantity of Output 2 Future PPF with High Resource Depletion Now 1.4 Quantity of Output 1 7

8 Core Sphere $ 5.23 Trillion Public Purpose Sphere 30% $ 2.17 Trillion
12% Business Sphere $ Trillion 58% 1.5 8

9 1.6

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