That part of disposable income not spent on consumption is:

a. saved.
b. invested.
c. wasted.
d. borrowed.

a

Economics

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Schumpeter's hypothesis states that

a. monopolists are always trying to raise prices b. competition does not always generate the lowest prices c. when government fosters competition, prices fall d. price-takers create the highest prices e. efficiency is highest under conditions of perfect competition

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If we as individuals would continue to spend more than we made, we would sooner or later have to pay up or go bankrupt. Our government is in the same position or will be unless we get serious about our liabilities and reduce expenditures enough to reduce the deficits or increase revenues enough to pay our bills and have some left over to pay the old bills. Evaluate this statement.

What will be an ideal response?

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