Exam 21: Saving and Capital Formation
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The demonstration effect suggests that people will save less when they
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An explanation for the low saving rate in the United States consistent with the precautionary reason for saving includes:
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At the national level, higher saving rates lead to ________ and higher standards of living.
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The introduction of a new technology that raises the marginal product of new capital will:
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From a macroeconomic perspective, the problem of low household saving has probably been overstated because:
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Which of the following is an example of the life-cycle motive for saving?
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Which of the following is an example of the precautionary motive for saving?
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Holding other factors constant, if growing concerns about job security raise precautionary saving, then the real interest rate will ________ and the equilibrium quantity of national saving and investment will ________.
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Suppose the following information describes the economy: GDP 2,000 Consumption 1,500 Government spending 300 Net taxes 400
Private saving equals ________; public saving equals ________; national saving equals ________.
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If total government tax collections equal $200 billion, transfer payments equal $75 billion, and government interest payments equal $10 billion, then net taxes equal:
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The Cub Scouts have so far sold 100 tickets for their upcoming raffle, but they sell a constant additional 12 tickets every day. After three more days of selling tickets, the stock of tickets sold will be ________, and the flow of tickets sold will be ________.
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The supply and demand for saving are brought into equilibrium by adjustments of the ________ rate.
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Saving to meet long-term objectives-such as retirement, college attendance, or to purchase a home,-is called ________ saving.
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Taylor has the following assets and liabilities: Two cars \ 15,000 House \ 400,000 Mortgage \ 300,000 Cash \ 1,000 Car loars \ 5,000 Checkire accourtbalarce \ 3,000 Credit card balarce \ 3,000
What is the value of Taylor's liabilities?
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To the extent that households are target savers who save to reach a specific goal, an increase in the interest rate ________ household saving and a decrease in the interest rate ________ household saving.
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