True/False  An increase in savings implies a decrease in consumption and therefore a decrease in GDP.

The Economist article, "Low interest rates leave savers with few good options", states that savers are likely to respond to low rates in one of the following three ways: Lincrease athletic activity, go back to school, or, spend more on entertainment O re-watch the movie Trading Places, invest in Treasury bills, or, move to Germany save more and spend less, set aside less money due to higher returns, or, decrease investments in risky assets save less and spend more, set aside more money to make up for low returns, or, increase investments in risky assets

What are some example possible reasons for a decline in the level of potential GDP?

The figure below depicts a typical individual's income and consumption paths over his or her lifetime. Use the list on the right to label the diagram. me consumption www Later Income path 8 Borrowing region c) Consumption path D) Dissaving region Saving region

________ Is that type of investment which is not affected by change in the level of output or income

The Average Propensity to Consume is:     A. the percentage of disposable income that is consumed   B. the percentage of disposable income that is saved   C. the percentage of disposable income that is spent   D. the percentage of disposable income that is invested

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If consumption expenditure is $3100 and savings is $1800 Calculate income

What” the most important aspect of consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports in an economy?

Calculate income if consumption is $120 million and Savings is $66 million