The Table Above Presents the Production Possibilities Frontier for a }

$\begin{array} { c c c } \hline \text { Possibility } & \text { Capital goods } & \text { Consumption goods } \\\hline \text { A } & 0 & 60 \\\text { B } & 2 & 55 \\\text { C } & 4 & 45 \\\text { D } & 6 & 25 \\\text { E } & 8 & 0 \\\hline\end{array}$


The table above presents the production possibilities frontier for a nation. Using the information in the table, moving from possibility C to B means that

A) 2 units of capital goods are given up to get 10 additional units of consumption goods.
B) 4 units of capital goods are given up to get 45 units of consumption goods.
C) 2 units of capital goods are given up to get 55 additional units of consumption goods.
D) 4 units of capital goods are given up to get 55 units of consumption goods.
E) 4 units of capital goods are given up to get 10 additional units of consumption goods.