Using Lessons Learned from Behavioral Economists, Which of the Following

question 11

Multiple Choice

Using lessons learned from behavioral economists, which of the following would be most likely to increase retirement savings?

• A)Specifying that all retirement contributions are to be made by personal check only
• B)Allowing customers to make contributions of any amount whenever they desire
• C)Enabling automatic deductions from paychecks, but allow customers to make as many changes to the amount as they like without cost or obligation
• D)Allowing customers to commit to an increasing portion of their paycheck being automatically deposited in retirement savings in future years
• E)Charging service fees for contributions under $100

Demonstrate the impact of interest and wage changes on saving and labor supply decisions, incorporating the substitution and income effects.

Interpret graphical representations of budget constraints, indifference curves, and demand curves.

Distinguish between the substitution effect and the income effect on consumer choice.

Identify conditions under which goods are substitutes or complements based on consumer preferences.

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