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If Saving Equals $100 When Real Disposable Income Equals $1,000

Question 78

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If saving equals $100 when real disposable income equals $1,000, the break-even income is

A) less than $1,000.
B) greater than $1,000.
C) equal to $1,000.
D) cannot be determined using the above information.

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