In the Intertemporal Budget Constraint, Wealth Is Equal To

question 45

Multiple Choice

In the intertemporal budget constraint, wealth is equal to:

• A) financial wealth.
• B) savings held in stocks and bonds.
• C) lifetime income.
• D) the overall stock of assets held by future generations.
• E) financial plus "human" wealth.

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