Both the permanent-income and life-cycle hypotheses modify Keynesian consumption theory by distinguishing the effects of
A) temporary and permanent changes in disposable income.
B) changes in the disposable income of upper income and lower income classes.
C) changes in labor income and interest income.
D) small and large changes in disposable income.
A
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