When We Use Ordinary Least Squares to Determine the Relationship

question 9

Multiple Choice

When we use ordinary least squares to determine the relationship between changes in consumption and changes in both current and lagged income,we find that

• A)only current income influences current consumption.
• B)current income has no impact on current consumption.
• C)consumption is not affected by income in any quarter.
• D)current income, last quarter's income, and income two quarter's ago all have the same impact on current consumption.
• E) current income has a greater impact on consumption than income lagged one quarter.

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Definitions:

Loanable Funds

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Supply Slopes

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Financial Intermediaries

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