For Meg, the substitution effect of an interest-rate increase is stronger than the income effect. In response to a higher interest rate, will Meg save more or will she save less?
In response to a higher interest rate, Meg will save more.
Economics
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A) indirect; secondary B) indirect; primary C) direct; primary D) direct; secondary
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a. salmon b. coal c. oak trees d. cattle e. solar energy
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