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Suppose an Individual Has a Fixed Amount of Wealth to Allocate

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Suppose an individual has a fixed amount of wealth to allocate between consumption in two periods (C1 and C2) .Any funds not spent in period 1 will earn interest (at the rate r) ,which will increase purchasing power in period 2.Consider four possible reactions to an increase in r: Suppose an individual has a fixed amount of wealth to allocate between consumption in two periods (C<sub>1</sub> and C<sub>2</sub>) .Any funds not spent in period 1 will earn interest (at the rate r) ,which will increase purchasing power in period 2.Consider four possible reactions to an increase in r:   Which of these is consistent with the hypothesis that both C<sub>1</sub> and C<sub>2</sub> are normal goods? A)  II and III, but not I and IV. B)  I, II, and IV, but not III. C)  I, III, and IV, but not II. D)  I, II and III, but not IV. Which of these is consistent with the hypothesis that both C1 and C2 are normal goods?

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