Investment spending is
A) a smaller share of GDP than consumption.
B) a larger share of GDP than consumption.
C) less volatile than consumption.
D) less volatile than GDP.
E) the share of stock prices to GDP.

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Consumption spending typically accounts for a larger share of GDP than investment spending. Investment spending tends to be more volatile than consumption spending and is influenced by factors such as interest rates, business confidence, and technological advancements. The share of stock prices to GDP is not a measure of investment spending.

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