yep u say capital goods –> more production of goods in the future so increased outputOh so do i explain both situations - when capifal goods are high and how this results in economic growth, and also when consumer goods are high and how this results in economic growth? like do i just say when capital goods are high this means there is more production potential for the future and thus we are able to make more goods and services later on blah blah blah
consumer goods being high just means u satisfy consumer expectations ig? sdfnojsf