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If the Consumer Is a Lender Then
A) $c = y - t$

Question 13

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If the consumer is a lender then

A) $c = y - t$ .
B) $s \leq 0$ .
C) $c ^ { \prime } \leq y ^ { \prime } - t ^ { \prime }$ .
D) $c \leq y - t$ .
E) $c \geq y - t$ .

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