The correct option that defines the slope for the supply curve of loanable funds.
Answer to Problem 25MCQ
Option a is correct.
Explanation of Solution
Explanation for the correct option:
a.
The supply curve of loanable funds slopes upward because of the increase in interest rates and increase in the quantity supplied as well. It is shown as follows:
Therefore, option a is correct.
Explanation for incorrect options:
b.
A vertical supply curve means there is no change in the quantity supplied even if the interest rate is increased or decreased. Therefore, option b is incorrect.
c.
A horizontal supply curve means that the quantity supplied increases even when there is no change in interest rate. Therefore, option c is incorrect.
d.
A downward-sloping curve is usually a curve that represents for
e.
The supply curve for loanable funds is an upward-sloping rather U-shaped curve. Therefore, option e is incorrect.
The supply curve of loanable funds: It refers to the relationship between the quantities of loanable funds supplied with respect to the interest rate.
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