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An Increase in the Wealth of Households, All Other Things

Question 194

Question 194

Multiple Choice

An increase in the wealth of households, all other things unchanged, will


A) not affect the consumption function.
B) shift the consumption function upward.
C) shift the consumption function downward.
D) cause a movement to the right along the consumption function.

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