A) The reduced budget deficit will raise interest rates in general.The increased risk of default will raise interest rates on government bonds.
B) The reduced budget deficit will raise interest rates in general.The increased risk of default will reduce interest rates on government bonds.
C) The reduced budget deficit will reduce interest rates in general.The increased risk of default will raise interest rates on government bonds.
D) The reduced budget deficit will reduce interest rates in general.The increased risk of default will reduce interest rates on government bonds.
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A) reduces public saving,but not national saving.
B) reduces national saving,but not public saving.
C) reduces both public and national saving.
D) reduces neither public saving nor national saving.
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A) Interest rates would rise.
B) Interest rates would be unaffected.
C) Interest rates would fall.
D) The effect on the interest rate is uncertain.
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A) The government goes from a surplus to a deficit.
B) The government repeals an investment tax credit.
C) The government replaces a consumption tax with an income tax.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) the supply of loanable funds rightward and increases investment.
B) the supply of loanable funds leftward and decreases investment.
C) the supply of loanable funds rightward and decreases investment.
D) the supply of loanable funds leftward and increases investment.
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A) shortage of loanable funds at the original interest rate,which would lead to falling interest rates.
B) surplus of loanable funds at the original interest rate,which would lead to rising interest rates.
C) shortage of loanable funds at the original interest rate,which would lead to rising interest rates.
D) surplus of loanable funds at the original interest rate,which would lead to falling interest rates.
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A) Many economist oppose increases in how much people save.
B) Saving is an important long-run determinant of a nation's standard of living.
C) A change in tax laws that encouraged greater saving would lower interest rates.
D) Taxes on interest income can substantially decrease the future value of current saving.
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A) rise and saving would rise.
B) fall and saving would fall.
C) rise and saving would fall.
D) fall and saving would rise.
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A) There would be an increase in the amount of loanable funds borrowed.
B) There would be a reduction in the amount of loanable funds borrowed.
C) There would be no change in the amount of loanable funds borrowed.
D) The change in loanable funds is uncertain.
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A) supply of loanable funds to the right,causing interest rates to fall.
B) supply of loanable funds to the left,causing interest rates to rise.
C) demand for loanable funds to the right,causing interest rates to rise.
D) demand for loanable funds to the left,causing interest rates to fall.
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A) lower interest rates and investment in 2011 than in 2010.
B) lower interest rates and greater investment in 2011 than in 2010.
C) higher interest rates and greater investment in 2011 than in 2010.
D) higher interest rates and lower investment in 2011 than in 2010.
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A) The demand for loanable funds shifted rightward.
B) The demand for loanable funds shifted leftward.
C) The supply of loanable funds shifted rightward.
D) The supply of loanable funds shifted leftward.
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A) the market for loanable funds is in equilibrium.
B) the quantity of loanable funds supplied exceeds the quantity of loanable funds demanded,and as a result the real interest rate will rise.
C) the quantity of loanable funds supplied exceeds the quantity of loanable funds demanded,and as a result the real interest rate will fall.
D) the quantity of loanable funds demanded exceeds the quantity of loanable funds supplied,and as a result the real interest rate will rise.
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A) a larger investment tax credit
B) an expansion of eligibility for Individual Retirement Accounts
C) an increase in income-tax rates,with no change in the government budget deficit or surplus
D) an increase in government purchases,with no change in taxes
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A) and quantity of loanable funds rises.
B) and quantity of loanable funds falls.
C) rises and the quantity of loanable funds falls.
D) falls and the quantity of loanable funds rises.
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A) people would want to lend more,making the supply of loanable funds increase.
B) people would want to lend less,making the supply of loanable funds decrease.
C) people would want to lend more,making the quantity of loanable funds supplied increase.
D) people would want to lend less,making the quantity of loanable funds supplied decrease.
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A) positive relation between the real interest rate and investment.
B) negative relation between the real interest rate and investment.
C) positive relation between the real interest rate and saving.
D) negative relation between the real interest rate and saving.
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A) makes saving more attractive.
B) makes saving less attractive.
C) makes investment more attractive.
D) makes investment less attractive.
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