Multiple Choice
According to Keynes, real saving and real consumption spending are functions of
A) economic expectations.
B) an individual's future earning potential.
C) current educational attainment.
D) current real disposable income.
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Q181: Consumption goods<br>A) include goods such as CDs
Q182: Suppose when real disposable income is $5000,
Q183: The part of consumption that does NOT
Q184: If your real disposable income goes up
Q185: Consumption goods are<br>A) a form of investment.<br>B)
Q187: The marginal propensity to save (MPS) is<br>A)
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Q190: Average propensity to consume<br>A) is the same
Q191: Autonomous consumption is the level of consumption