An Individual's Wealth Constraint Is Determined by

question 38

Multiple Choice

An individual's wealth constraint is determined by

• A) the individual's level of education
• B) the facts that wealth is given and so she must give up one kind of wealth in order to acquire another
• C) overall conditions in the economy
• D) the amount of wealth the individual chooses to hold in the form of money
• E) the value of corporate stock.

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Definitions:

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