An Intertemporal Budget Constraint ________

question 75

Multiple Choice

An intertemporal budget constraint ________.

• A)describes how much time an individual consumer has to spend their disposable net national product
• B)is independent of the real interest rate and wealth of the household
• C)divides consumption spending into three categories: spending on durables,non-durables and services
• D)describes how much a person can consume today versus tomorrow

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