Please choose the correct answers: The combination of a high / low / zero savings rate and a high / low / zero real interest rate will result in the largest accumulation of wealth over time. Please choose the correct answers: To compensate for trade imbalances, a rising trade surplus will cause capital inflows to rise / fall / remain unchanged / change ambiguously; and the domestic real interest rate to rise / fall / remain unchanged / change ambiguously. Please choose the correct answers: When the domestic real interest rate rises, capital inflows will rise / fall / remain unchanged / change ambiguously and investment will rise / fall / remain unchanged / change ambiguously.

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