NSoNS1i4QuantiInvestiand Saving ($)I* I1 12 13FIGURE 2Refer to Figure 2. Suppose national saving isreflected by NSo and investment demand isreflected by IoP. Now suppose the governmentimplements a policy that decreases tax onsavings. What is the effect in the market forfinancial capital?Select one:Real Interest Rate

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NS1 i3 14 I* I1 2 13 Quantir Invest and Saving ($) FIGURE 2 Refer to Figure 2. Suppose national saving is reflected by NSo and investment demand is reflected by loD. Now suppose the government implements a policy that decreases tax on savings. What is the effect in the market for financial capital? Real Interest Rate

NS1 i3 14 I* I1 2 13 Quantir Invest and Saving ($) FIGURE 2 Refer to Figure 2. Suppose national saving is reflected by NSo and investment demand is reflected by loD. Now suppose the government implements a policy that decreases tax on savings. What is the effect in the market for financial capital? Real Interest Rate

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Chapter18: Savings,investment And The Financial System

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