Multiple Choice
When economists use the term "investment" or "investment spending,"
They are
A) talking about activities such as buying a stock or a bond.
B) talking about transactions that add to the capital stock and increase potential output.
C) talking about activities such as buying a certificate of deposit or commodity futures.
D) talking about transactions that result in interest being paid to the buyer.
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