Chapter 5: Problem 9
The consumption function tells us that, as income rises, consumption \((\mathrm{LO3})\) a) declines b) remains the same c) rises more slowly than income d) rises more quickly than income
Chapter 5: Problem 9
The consumption function tells us that, as income rises, consumption \((\mathrm{LO3})\) a) declines b) remains the same c) rises more slowly than income d) rises more quickly than income
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Get started for freeWhen income is equal to consumption, saving is (LO3, 4) a) negative b) zero c) positive d) impossible to calculate because there is insufficient information
Which one of the following statements is the most accurate? (LO6,8) a) The American consumer was largely responsible for Japan's economic resurgence since World War II. b) China, as the world's most populous country, has the world's largest consumer market. c) Although there are some who call the American consumer a world-class shopper, most Americans save substantial parts of their incomes. d) Since we import most of our goods, the American economy has only a small impact on the world's other large economies.
The largest component of \(C\) is \((\mathrm{LO3})\) a) durable goods b) services c) nondurable goods
Which statement is true? (LO1,8) a) Americans save much more of their incomes the they did 20 years ago. b) In 2009, our APC was a little below 1.0. c) Although the U.S. does not have the highest saving rate in the world, Americans save more money than the citizens of every other country. d) Our APS has been negative since the early 1990
As a nation's income falls, induced consumption (LO5) a) rises b) falls c) remains the same
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