If an Economy Is in a Steady State with a Saving

question 27

Multiple Choice

If an economy is in a steady state with a saving rate below the Golden Rule level, efforts to increase the saving rate result in:

• A) both higher per-capita output and higher per-capita depreciation, but the increase in per-capita output would be greater.
• B) both higher per-capita output and higher per-capita depreciation, but the increase in per-capita depreciation would be greater.
• C) higher per-capita output and lower per-capita depreciation.
• D) lower per-capita output and higher per-capita depreciation.

Understand the principles of valuing bonds and the relevance of market rate versus contract rate.

Identify the characteristics and implications of installment notes, including interest computation and principal repayment.

Know the advantages and disadvantages of financing through bonds or long-term notes.

Understand the concept of carrying value and how it changes over the bond's life.

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