If real GDP stays the same but the price level increases:
A. nominal money demand should increase.
B. real money demand should decrease.
C. nominal money demand should remain the same.
D. nominal money demand should decrease.
Answer: A
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If the average propensity to consume is initially 0.8, the marginal propensity to consume is 0.75, and real disposable income increases by $1000, the new value of saving is
A) $200. B) $250. C) $800. D) $750.
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