Does interest (nominal or real) impact the consumption function in any way? According to literature consumption in the IS-LM model is affected by changes in output Y and taxes T. But in this question as there is an i for the interest included in the equation does that mean (as I am given a nominal interest rate), use it in my calculations? Or is it just written there to test my knowledge?

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