Suppose that wealth levels decrease and firms' profitable business opportunities increase in the economy. Then in this market, the equilibrium price for bonds
will fall |
will rise |
could go up or down, it's impossible to tell |
none of the above |
When the wealth decreases,the demand for bonds decreases and also the favourable business opportunities will increase the supply of bonds which will cause the equilibrium price to fall.
option(A)
Suppose that wealth levels decrease and firms' profitable business opportunities increase in the economy. Then in...
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