Given the values in the table above, if the real interest rate
rises from 5 to 6, the change in household saving is
________.

I don't understand what I am doing wrong here.
Savings function can be derived as the income that is not spent on consumption. Below is the formula used for the calculation of savings:
When the interest rate is 5:
Calculate Y:
Calculate savings function:
When the interest rate is 6:
Calculate Y:
Calculate savings function:
The change in the household savings is:
Therefore, the correct option is (d).
Given the values in the table above, if the real interest rate rises from 5 to...
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