Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions
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A consumer who starts (i.e. has an endowment) at point B, and has preferences shown by IC1, will want to borrow.
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Assuming a mix of present and future consumption is preferred, ANY consumer who starts (i.e. has an endowment) at point A will gain utility from a rise in interest rates.
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A consumer who starts at point B will want to borrow, but as little as possible in order to minimise the cost of interest.
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If a consumer starts at point A, and then receives extra income in the present, this would appear as an outward shift of the budget constraint.
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