Principles of Economics
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Chapter 32, Problem 1QCMC
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The impact of increasing real interest rate when others are kept constant.
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In a small open economy, if domestic investment equals $70 billion, domestic private saving equals $40 billion, and government saving equals $30 billion, then the trade balance is:
a. -$30 billion
b. $0 billion
c. $30 billion
d. $40 billion
A country's investment can be financed by ________.
a. a government budget surplus
b. national saving and foreign borrowing
c. only saving by households and firms
d. making exports exceed imports
The value of net exports equals the value of
A. national saving – domestic investment.
B. national saving – net capital outflow.
C. public saving.
D. national saving.
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