Robert E.Hall's Theory of Consumption Behavior Is Called

question 21

Multiple Choice

Robert E.Hall's theory of consumption behavior is called

• A)the absolute-income hypothesis
• B)the permanent-income theory
• C)the random-walk theory
• D)the buffer-stock theory
• E)the life-cycle theory

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