In a Consumer-Oriented Economy, the Decision to Save in Order

question 76

Multiple Choice

In a consumer-oriented economy, the decision to save in order to promote economic growth:

• A)​means a sacrifice of current consumption in order to enhance future consumption.
• B)​must be enforced by high levels of taxation.
• C)​cannot be expected to benefit future generations.
• D)​none of the above.

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