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A) have the greatest time preference.
B) have the least time preference.
C) will demand a higher nominal interest rate but not a higher real rate.
D) will save the most.
E) will engage in the most consumption smoothing.
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A) are that both real and nominal interest rates are positive.
B) are that both real and nominal interest rates are negative.
C) is that the nominal interest rate exceeds the real interest rate.
D) is that the real rate of interest exceeds the nominal rate of interest.
E) is that time preferences in the nation have risen.
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A) the new equilibrium quantity of loanable funds would decrease, but we would be unable to tell if the new equilibrium interest rate would be higher or lower than the original.
B) the new equilibrium quantity of loanable funds would increase, but we would be unable to tell if the new equilibrium interest rate would be higher or lower than the original.
C) the new equilibrium quantity of loanable funds would be indeterminate, but we would be certain the new equilibrium interest rate would be higher than the original.
D) the new equilibrium quantity of loanable funds would be indeterminate, but we would be certain the new equilibrium interest rate would be less than the original.
E) based on this information and because both changes would affect the demand for loanable funds in the opposite way, we would be unable to say anything about the relationship of the new equilibrium interest rate and quantity to the original interest rate and quantity.
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A) foreign entities that are borrowers of funds will borrow less.
B) governments that are savers of funds will save less.
C) households that are savers of funds will save more.
D) businesses that are savers of funds will borrow less.
E) it will reduce consumption smoothing.
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A) a shift from line 1 to line 4
B) a shift from line 4 to line 1
C) a shift from line 2 to line 3
D) a shift from line 3 to line 2
E) a new shortage of loanable funds represented by the distance from C to D
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A) a shift from line 1 to line 4
B) a shift from line 4 to line 1
C) a shift from line 2 to line 3
D) movement from A to B
E) a new shortage of loanable funds represented by the distance from C to D
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A) negative.
B) more positive and firms would invest more, causing the demand for loanable funds to increase.
C) more positive and firms would invest more, causing the supply of loanable funds to increase.
D) more positive and firms would invest more, causing the supply of loanable funds to decrease.
E) more positive and firms would invest more, causing the demand for loanable funds to decrease.
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A) economic impatience.
B) time preferences.
C) consumption smoothing.
D) the value of promptness.
E) dissaving over time.
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A) line 1 represents savings supply) , and line 2 represents investment demand) .
B) the vertical axis represents the interest rate, and the distance between points C and D represents the surplus of loanable funds at interest rate A.
C) line 1 represents investment demand, and line 2 represents savings.
D) the vertical axis represents the quantity of funds lent and borrowed, whereas the distance between points C and D represents the shortage of loanable funds at interest rate A.
E) line 1 represents the interest rate, and line 2 represents the quantity of savings.
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A) increased college tuition costs.
B) reduced college tuition costs.
C) higher marginal tax rates.
D) greater levels of home equity.
E) lower levels of home equity.
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A) at interest rate A, the market is in equilibrium.
B) at interest rate A, there is a surplus of $30 million of loanable funds.
C) at interest rate A, there is a shortage of $30 million of loanable funds.
D) because there is a disequilibrium at interest rate A, interest rates must fall.
E) the interest rate represented by A must be greater than that represented by B.
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A) is the real rate of interest.
B) is the nominal rate of interest.
C) is the inflation-adjusted rate of interest.
D) must by law equal the rate of inflation times the bank's risk premium.
E) must by law equal the rate of inflation plus the bank's risk premium.
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A) quantity of loanable funds to decrease and the equilibrium interest rate to increase.
B) quantity of loanable funds to increase and the equilibrium interest rate to decrease.
C) quantity of loanable funds to increase, but the effect on the equilibrium interest rate would be uncertain.
D) interest rate to increase, resulting in a new higher equilibrium quantity.
E) interest rate to increase, but the equilibrium quantity would remain unchanged.
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A) the real rate of interest on your loan is 14 percent.
B) the real rate of interest on your loan was previously 10 percent and is now 35 percent.
C) the real rate of interest on your loan is now -2 percent.
D) you will pay the lender back exactly $9,500.
E) you will pay the lender back exactly $10,700.
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A) quantity demanded of loanable funds equals the quantity supplied of loanable funds, and equilibrium is reached.
B) quantity demanded of loanable funds is greater than the quantity supplied of loanable funds, and there is a surplus of loanable funds.
C) demand for loanable funds is greater than the supply of loanable funds, and there is a shortage of loanable funds.
D) quantity demanded of loanable funds is greater than the quantity supplied of loanable funds, and there is a shortage of loanable funds.
E) quantity demanded of loanable funds is less than the quantity supplied of loanable funds, and there is a surplus of loanable funds.
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A) the demand for loanable funds.
B) the supply of loanable funds.
C) the minimum interest rate people are willing to accept i.e., the "reservation" interest rate) .
D) only funds supplied by foreigners, because Americans don't save.
E) the willingness of firms to borrow.
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