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    The Permanent Increment to Future Consumption Expressed as a Fraction
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The Permanent Increment to Future Consumption Expressed as a Fraction

Question 6

Question 6

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The permanent increment to future consumption expressed as a fraction of the initial consumption forgone is.....


A) rate of return
B) perpetual rate of return
C) expected return
D) all the above

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