A: autonomous consumption.
B: dissavings.
C: the marginal propensity to consume.
D: the consumption function.
举一反三
- The supply of loanable funds, or “national saving,” is<br/>equal to ____ A: income - consumption. B: income - consumption - taxes. C: income - consumption - government spending. D: income - consumption - government spending - taxes.
- Which of the following will NOT happen if the income tax rate (t) is increased? A: the expenditure multiplier and consumption will both decrease B: disposable income, saving, and consumption will all decrease C: consumption and income both will decrease, but saving will increase D: the full-employment budget surplus will increase E: autonomous spending will stay the same but national income will decrease
- ___________ consumption A: governance B: household C: jointly D: relief
- If the savings function is of the form S = - 200 + (0.1)YD and the marginal income tax rate is t = 0.2, an increase in income of 200 will increase consumption by A: 180 B: 144 C: 80 D: 72 E: 20
- a good (or service) whose consumption declines as income rises and increases as income decreases increase in income=decrease in consumption decrease in income=increase in consumption
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What is the time preference? A: People prefer the present consumption. B: People prefer the future consumption. C: Compared with the future consumption people prefer the present consumption. D: Compared with the present consumption people prefer the future consumption.
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The utility function curve is convexed upwards, indicating that as<br/>the consumption of a certain commodity increases ( ) A: Increased marginal utility B: Increase in total utility C: Diminishing marginal utility D: Increase in average utility
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When an economy begins above the Golden Rule， reaching the Golden Rule：（ ） A: produces lower consumption at all times in the future. B: requires initially reducing consumption to increase consumption in the future. C: requires initially increasing consumption to decrease consumption in the future. D: produces higher consumption at all times in the future.
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A consumption function shows a A: negative (inverse) relationship between consumption expenditure and saving. B: positive (direct) relationship between consumption expenditure and price level. C: negative (inverse) relationship between consumption expenditure and disposable income. D: positive (direct) relationship between consumption expenditure and disposable income.
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In Europe, Churchill’s name was well known, if not a household word.