EBK MINDTAP ECONOMICS FOR ARNOLD'S ECON
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Author: Arnold
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Chapter 29, Problem 1QP
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Explain the meaning that an individual has a positive rate of time preference.
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Generally, majority of the people greatly prefers the present consumption to the future consumption. This means that the degree of time preference is high for some individuals. For example, majority of the consumers prefer to buy a car today than to purchase a car after 5 years. Therefore, the positive rate of time preference indicates the preference for earlier availability of goods and services over the later availability of goods and services.
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Chapter 29 Solutions
EBK MINDTAP ECONOMICS FOR ARNOLD'S ECON
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