To help increase investment spending, the government can:
A) lower taxes on consumption so that disposable income rises.
B) lower taxes on the returns from savings so that total savings increase and the interest rate falls.
C) raise taxes on the returns from bonds while lowering taxes on stock dividends.
D) lower taxes on investment spending while raising taxes on savings so that total tax revenue remains constant.
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Q16: Private savings equals:
A) income after taxes minus
Q17: Economists view _ as investment spending.
A) stocks
B)
Q18: MOST human capital is provided by: I.
Q19: The budget balance equals:
A) taxes plus government
Q20: GDP is $12 trillion this year in
Q22: In an open economy, total investment equals:
A)
Q23: In a closed economy, investment spending, I,
Q24: In a closed economy, all investment spending
Q25: The savings-investment spending identity says that:
A) each
Q26: One difference between a closed and an
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