When Desired Consumption Exceeds Disposable Income, Desired Saving Is ;

question 2

Multiple Choice

When desired consumption exceeds disposable income, desired saving is ; when desired consumption is less than the disposable income, desired saving is _ .

• A)positive; negative
• B)positive; positive
• C)zero; positive
• D)negative; positive
• E)negative; negative

Recognize the importance of expressed constitutional grants of authority to federal legislation.

Analyze the constitutional challenges and outcomes related to interstate commerce and discrimination against out-of-state entities.

Comprehend the historical and legal significance of landmark Supreme Court cases, such as Marbury v. Madison.

Understand the protections offered by the Bill of Rights, including the right to bear arms, freedom of religion, protection against self-incrimination, and protection against unreasonable searches.

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