Multiple Choice
In the sticky-price model, a decrease in the baseline level of consumption spending will not result in an increase in savings, and thus a reduction in the real interest rate, because
A) the reduction in consumption spending is not saved in financial markets.
B) the decrease in national income reduces savings enough to offset the increase which comes from the decrease in Co.
C) the reduction in net exports reduces savings enough to offset the increase which comes from the decrease in Co.
D) the reduction in potential output reduces savings enough to offset the increase which comes from the decrease in Co.
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