Banks Act as an Intermediary Between Savers and Borrowers by Determining

question 80

Multiple Choice

Banks act as an intermediary between savers and borrowers by determining the:

• A) price at which the quantity of funds saved will be equal to the quantity invested.
• B) quantity of funds that will be saved depending on the price.
• C) quantity of funds that will be borrowed for any given quantity of savings.
• D) price at which the quantity of funds saved will be more than enough for those who want to borrow.

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