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If Saving Exceeds Investment Demand, and Consumption Is Not a Function

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If saving exceeds investment demand, and consumption is not a function of the interest rate:

A) the demand for loans exceeds the supply of loans.
B) the interest rate will fall.
C) the interest rate will rise.
D) saving will fall.

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