For a given individual, as their income decreases, their utility from that income
A. decreases at an increasing rate.
B. increases at an increasing rate.
C. decreases at a decreasing rate.
D. increases at a decreasing rate.
Answer: A
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Since October 2008, Congress has granted the Fed an authority to
A) pay banks interest on both required reserves and excess reserves. B) charge banks interest on both required reserves and excess reserves. C) charge banks interest on required reserves but pay them interest on excess reserves. D) charge banks interest on excess reserves but pay them interest on required reserves.