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... saving decisions of households.3 The most important factors deter- mining a household's saving are The household's current income in relation to its expected future income ◇ The interest rate 3 We ignore the government and foreign ...
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Michael Parkin. THE SUPPLY OF CAPITAL est rates lower consumption and saving . The income effect works in a direction opposite to that of the substitution effect , and saving may decrease . Supply Curve of Capital The quantity of capital ...
Michael Parkin. THE SUPPLY OF CAPITAL est rates lower consumption and saving . The income effect works in a direction opposite to that of the substitution effect , and saving may decrease . Supply Curve of Capital The quantity of capital ...
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... saving decisions . Saving equals income minus consumption . People allocate their savings to a vari- ety of alternative financial and physical assets . ( pp . 429-431 ) Capital Markets in the United States Today Capital markets provide ...
... saving decisions . Saving equals income minus consumption . People allocate their savings to a vari- ety of alternative financial and physical assets . ( pp . 429-431 ) Capital Markets in the United States Today Capital markets provide ...
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