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The Idea That a Permanent Increase in Income Causes a Larger

Question 32

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The idea that a permanent increase in income causes a larger increase in consumption than a temporary change in income is called the

A) Friedman-Lucas theory.
B) permanent income hypothesis.
C) Ricardian equivalence theorem.
D) intertemporal substitution effect.

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