Suppose the government creates a savings dis-incentive, such as a tax on savings. a. Show how...
Suppose the government creates a savings dis-incentive, such as a tax on savings.
a. Show how the market for loanable funds is affected in a (well-labeled) graph (6 points).
b. Explain how the equilibrium “price” and quantity have changed in this market (4 points).
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Saving disincentives means imposing a tax on saving so that consumers will increase consumption instead of savings.
Market for loanable fund shows the inraction of demand for loanable funds i.e. borrower and supply of loanable funds i.e. lenders.
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