When an economy's capital is below the Golden Rule level, reaching the Golden Rule level:
A) produces lower consumption at all times in the future.
B) requires higher consumption levels at all times.
C) requires initially reducing consumption to increase consumption in the future.
D) requires initially increasing consumption to decrease consumption in the future.
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